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ImageButton click event

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TCORDON - 31 Oct 2005 19:53 GMT
I have a web page that has a ImageButton that changes the value o a session
variable. The problem is that when I click the refresh button in my browser
somehow the click event for that button is being fired, that event is not
called from any part of my code, just when the user clicks the button.

The button´s only property that I have changed is the causes valudation
property set to FALSE.

This is using VS.NET 2005

TIA!
Sreejith Ram - 31 Oct 2005 20:52 GMT
This nature is by design.. REFRESH doesnt load the page in initial state...it
is to is to repeat the last action...... HTH..

> I have a web page that has a ImageButton that changes the value o a session
> variable. The problem is that when I click the refresh button in my browser
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> TIA!

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