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How to identify a control that fired a event

Hi, I am a beginner on the ASP.NET.

I created some custom controls (Control Library) and used in a WebForm
(ASPX), I found that when a control fired a event in a ASPX, all the other
controls will be execute the Render method. Rendering the unneccessary things
will make the result incorrect and heavy workload.
My question is how can i know whether the events is fired by itself or other
control in the Render method?

LongRunner
Nov 19 '05 #1
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The "sender" parameter does this.

Another option would to perhaps trigger this event at some other time when
all is ready ?

Patrice
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Hi, I am a beginner on the ASP.NET.

I created some custom controls (Control Library) and used in a WebForm
(ASPX), I found that when a control fired a event in a ASPX, all the other controls will be execute the Render method. Rendering the unneccessary things will make the result incorrect and heavy workload.
My question is how can i know whether the events is fired by itself or other control in the Render method?

LongRunner

Nov 19 '05 #2

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