What is the difference between Page_init and Page_Load event?

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Hi,
What is the difference between Page_init and Page_Load event?

[Kannan.V [MCSD.net]]

Hi,

Here is the difference........

Page_init
------------
This event is the first event to occur when an ASP.net page is executed,
this is the event where you should be performing any initialization steps
that you need to setup or create instances of server controls.
Its generally advised not to access controls in this event as there is no
guarantee of the controls been created at this stage, its in this event the
controls are actually created.
This event fires only the first time the page is loaded and from the next
time on a postback Page_init is not fired.

Page_load
-------------
This is the event where most of our work will be done, this event occurs
when all objects/controls on the page are created and will be available for
use.

Unlike Init, this event is loaded everytime when the page is posted back.

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"ad" wrote:

Hi,
What is the difference between Page_init and Page_Load event?

[Mark Rae]

"Kannan.V [MCSD.net]" <Ka************@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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Page_init
------------
This event fires only the first time the page is loaded and from the next
time on a postback Page_init is not fired.

Er...are you sure...?

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Thanks,
I have tried!
The Init event fired everytime when page is postback!
"Kannan.V [MCSD.net]" <Ka************@discussions.microsoft.com> ¼¶¼g©ó¶l¥ó·s»D:5F********************************* *@microsoft.com...

Hi,

Here is the difference........

Page_init
------------
This event is the first event to occur when an ASP.net page is executed,
this is the event where you should be performing any initialization steps
that you need to setup or create instances of server controls.
Its generally advised not to access controls in this event as there is no
guarantee of the controls been created at this stage, its in this event
the
controls are actually created.
This event fires only the first time the page is loaded and from the next
time on a postback Page_init is not fired.

Page_load
-------------
This is the event where most of our work will be done, this event occurs
when all objects/controls on the page are created and will be available
for
use.

Unlike Init, this event is loaded everytime when the page is posted back.

Hope this helps,
--
Kannan.V
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Einstein
"ad" wrote:

Hi,
What is the difference between Page_init and Page_Load event?

[Mark Rae]

"ad" <fl****@wfes.tcc.edu.tw> wrote in message
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The Init event fired everytime when page is postback!

Yes - it seems to be a common misconception that it doesn't...

[Kannan.V [MCSD.net]]

ooops.....soory for that piece of wrong information.
Thanks Mark for correcting me.
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"Mark Rae" wrote:

"ad" <fl****@wfes.tcc.edu.tw> wrote in message
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The Init event fired everytime when page is postback!

Yes - it seems to be a common misconception that it doesn't...

[Joerg Jooss]

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What is the difference between Page_init and Page_Load event?

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