Hi,

if you use ASP.NEt Ajax and you have say LAbel with ID="LABEL!" on the Page.
So if you in Button's click set Label1.Text = "Button clicked!" doesn't that
indicate it quite well? At client-side you can use PageRequestManager
(http://www.asp.net/ajax/documentation/live/clientreference/Sys.WebForms/PageRequ
estManagerClass/default.aspx)
to get to the point when async postback is about to be sent and handled.

Or are you using some other AJAX implementation?

Hi,

I'm wondering if I can do this with ASP.NET?

I have an ASP.NET application that runs a component that fires some events.
When these events are fired, I will like to trap them at client level (that
is the web browser session where the user is running the actual
application).
Let's say this scenario will be like this:

Person clicks on ASPX page button.

(I'm using AJAX) so this triggers the CLICK event of the button on the
server side, and this executes come code .

This code will fire some events at the server level ...

I want the client (user in its web browser) to "see" this events as they are
fired and react properly, let's say update a LABEL control as this events
are triggered and catched.

Please help me out here, you savvy people, because I'm stuck!

Later and thanks,

Mike