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ASP.NET Resources
Examining the Events Associated with Inserting, Updating, and Deleting : Scott Mitchell
Friday, July 04 2008
In this tutorial we'll examine using the events that occur before, during, and after an insert, update, or delete operation of an ASP.NET data Web control. We'll also see how to customize the editing interface to only update a subset of the product fields. When using the built-in inserting, editing, or deleting features of the GridView, DetailsView, or FormView controls, a variety of steps transpire when the end user completes the process of adding a new record or updating or deleting an existing record. As we discussed in the previous tutorial, when a row is edited in the GridView the Edit button is replaced by Update and Cancel buttons and the BoundFields turn into TextBoxes. After the end user updates the data and clicks Update, the following steps are performed on postback...How To Capture Web Events In log4net : Gabe Wishnie
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ASP.NET Wizards and Session Variables : Craig Bowes
Understanding ViewState in ASP.NET : Joydip Kanjilal
A Client Script Helper Utility Class : Mohammad Ashraful Alam