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Steve H. - 20 Oct 2005 14:50 GMT
Stupid developer question....

Is there a way to capture, on a page, all callbacks to the page or user
controls, and encompass them with another event?...

Looking for a way to remove the refresh-resubmit problem in the base page.
Sounds simple, but dont see the ability at the moment.  Was hoping to avoid
being forced to put (response.redirect(request.rawurl);) in every callback.
Steve H. - 20 Oct 2005 15:26 GMT
Problem solved, i used an overridden pre-render method inside the base
class... if ispostback, then redirect.  this happens AFTER the callback has
been executed.

But if anyone has more comments, would love to hear other ways.

> Stupid developer question....
>
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> avoid being forced to put (response.redirect(request.rawurl);) in every
> callback.

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