It is one of the properties of Page Object.Page object is a reference of web page class object.This will be created by implicitly.The client request to web server [web page] can e classifieds two types
1.Ordinary Request
2.Post Back Request
Ordinary Request:When user is typing URL under address bar of browser ,to make a request,It is called Ordinary request
Post back Request:When user is interfacing with a control to make a request to web server.It is called Post Back request
Ispostback Properties
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True->when the request is post back request
False->when the request is Ordinary request
This properties is useful to execute certain logic with in the page load event towards ordinary Ordinary Request
Default.aspx:
<button id="myButton" onclick="Btn_Click" runat="server" text="Click Me" type="submit"></button>
Example:
1.Ordinary Request
2.Post Back Request
Ordinary Request:When user is typing URL under address bar of browser ,to make a request,It is called Ordinary request
Post back Request:When user is interfacing with a control to make a request to web server.It is called Post Back request
Ispostback Properties
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True->when the request is post back request
False->when the request is Ordinary request
This properties is useful to execute certain logic with in the page load event towards ordinary Ordinary Request
Default.aspx:
<button id="myButton" onclick="Btn_Click" runat="server" text="Click Me" type="submit"></button>
Example:
Protected void Page_Load(Object sender, EventArgs e) { if(page.Ispostback==false) { Response.Write("Ordinary Request); else Response.Write("Post Back Request); } } public void Btn_Click(Object sender, EventArgs e) { //logic }The post back can perform when click on the button .
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simple and good explanation. Thank you!!!
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