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Tumurbaatar S.
My DataGrid's event handlers looks like:
Grid_ItemDataBound(...)
{
switch (e.Item.ItemType):
{
case ListItemType.Footer:
...// BREAKPONT FooterBound
break;
case ...// other item types
}
}
and
Grid_ItemCreated(...)
{
if (e.Item.ItemType == ListItemType.Pager)
{
...// BREAKPONT PagerCreated
}
}
During debug session I put 2 breakpoints as shown above. And I noted strange
things:
1. On the first time, events are called in this order: PagerCreated,
FooterBound, PagerCreated.
I.e. Pager item created event raised 2 times!
2. After postback they are called: PagerCreated, PagerCreated, PagerCreated,
FooterBound, PagerCreated
Now Pager item created event raised 4 times!!!
What is happening?
P.S. Can anybody recommend me any reference about event calling in ASP.NET
which explains all above things?
Grid_ItemDataBound(...)
{
switch (e.Item.ItemType):
{
case ListItemType.Footer:
...// BREAKPONT FooterBound
break;
case ...// other item types
}
}
and
Grid_ItemCreated(...)
{
if (e.Item.ItemType == ListItemType.Pager)
{
...// BREAKPONT PagerCreated
}
}
During debug session I put 2 breakpoints as shown above. And I noted strange
things:
1. On the first time, events are called in this order: PagerCreated,
FooterBound, PagerCreated.
I.e. Pager item created event raised 2 times!
2. After postback they are called: PagerCreated, PagerCreated, PagerCreated,
FooterBound, PagerCreated
Now Pager item created event raised 4 times!!!
What is happening?
P.S. Can anybody recommend me any reference about event calling in ASP.NET
which explains all above things?