The Refresh button reloads the page in exactly the way that it was
originally loaded... If it was originally loaded as a result of a postback,
then hitting the Refresh button will cause it to be reloaded as from a
postback...

This is standard browser behaviour...

A postback is no more than setting 2 hidden fields __EVENTTARGET and
__EVENTARGUMENT and calling the form's submit() method.

What hitting the Refresh button does is repeating the last submit() call
with exactly the same settings of all fields. Hence you get the effect you
are observing.

Wednesday, January 23, 2008
2:10 PM

This is a matter of where you're doing your databinding and how...

Say you have a grid and you have something like this you may have trouble

if not isPostback then
   griddatabinding ()
   …
end if

I am suggesting that your databinding is done in code.  If so, then you will
experience the kind of problem you are indicating.  If you have disable
viewstate then you will  also loose your grid style assuming you did every
thing programmatically.

The answer

If not isPostback the n
    …
End if
' move this outside your if statement
Griddatabinding()

You may have something  similar in your code.  If not post some code so we
can help analyze the problem.