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Is it true when using validation control, no event will fire anything
- Thread starter olivia919
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What event? Where?
If you're using a client-side validator control, then the FORM WILL NOT SUBMIT until the user enters a value.
If the form doesn't submit, then server code never runs. If server code never runs, then server events will never be generated.
However, on client-side, all sorts of events are happening. The mouse is moving, objects are getting and losing focus, etc.
Thomas D. Greer
Providing PostScript & PDF
Training, Development & Consulting
If you're using a client-side validator control, then the FORM WILL NOT SUBMIT until the user enters a value.
If the form doesn't submit, then server code never runs. If server code never runs, then server events will never be generated.
However, on client-side, all sorts of events are happening. The mouse is moving, objects are getting and losing focus, etc.
Thomas D. Greer
Providing PostScript & PDF
Training, Development & Consulting
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