Hello TS,
As for the non-value form item, do you mean the value of a certain form
item is an empty string? Based on my experience, for those server
controls (which represent html input form elements in html), as long as its
markup is rendered out in page's resposne and it is not disabled, the
postback form collection will contain its value. If you found that the
certain form item's value is empty, the only possible cause is that there
is no input data in the Control/html element. If the server control's
"Visible" is set to "false",it is not rendered out in html response and
you'll not even get it in the postback form collection.
BTW, what's the empty form value's name, is it a child control nested in
other template control(such as FormView, GridView ...)? Also, if you can
ensure the exact page that suffers this problem only, we can concentrate on
that particular page's control tree.
Please feel free to let me know if you have any new finding or have any
other questions we can help.
Sincerely,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead
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