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Handling Data After Post Back : Bipin Joshi
Monday, January 19 2009
In the last two lessons you were introduced with rendering of custom controls. Often your custom controls consist of input controls that allow users to edit data. The new data entered by the user must be persisted across post backs. In this lesson you will learn just that. IPostBackDataHandler interface In order to handle data after page post back the custom control class must implement IPostBackDataHandler interface. The IPostBackDataHandler interface defines the following two methods: LoadPostData: The LoadPostData method allows you to read posted data. The method receives two parameters viz. postDataKey and postCollection. The postDataKey is the ID of the custom control and postCollection contains all the posted data. You can retrieve posted data for your custom control by specifying the postDataKey. The LoadPostData method should return true if the data inside the control has been changed else it should return false....Adding a build banner to ASP.NET Pages : Adam Langley
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