How do you refresh web forms?

[Jax]

I'm kind of used to the windows forms make a change then type down the good
ol' this.refresh().
But in web forms i dont seem to have that choice no refresh, update or
anything that sounds vaguely like it. Surely i dont need a brand new webform
to display a slight change in the layout or appearance of the form.
What exactly is the command i'm looking for?
Thanks for any help given

Jax

[Stefan]

Hi Jax
you can only refresh a page by posting it back and reload it again.
"Jax" <i_am_anti_(spamless)ev********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I'm kind of used to the windows forms make a change then type down the good ol' this.refresh().
But in web forms i dont seem to have that choice no refresh, update or
anything that sounds vaguely like it. Surely i dont need a brand new webform to display a slight change in the layout or appearance of the form.
What exactly is the command i'm looking for?
Thanks for any help given

Jax

[Jasper Kent]

In a form with a simple button called m_Button, you can add the
following event handler:

private void m_Button_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
m_Button.Location = new Point
(m_Button.Location.X,m_Button.Location.Y + 5);
}

This moves the button down 5 pixels every time you press it. There's no
need for an explicit refresh. The button just does it.

Regards,

Jasper Kent

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[William Ryan]

Jasper:

I'm not following you. The button fires a postback by default when you
press it which effectively refreshes the page doesn't it?
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In a form with a simple button called m_Button, you can add the
following event handler:

private void m_Button_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
m_Button.Location = new Point
(m_Button.Location.X,m_Button.Location.Y + 5);
}

This moves the button down 5 pixels every time you press it. There's no
need for an explicit refresh. The button just does it.

Regards,

Jasper Kent

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[Jax]

Is there a way of manually triggering the postback command?
If so will the page load event be called again, if so where am i supposed to
initialiaze my variables? I am lost without my constructor.
Thanks for any help

jax

[Jax]

I just got all the answers i need.
Thanks to everyone that chipped in with advice.
Well on my way to making some decent progress now.
Many thanks

jax

"Jax" <i_am_anti_(spamless)ev********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:bj**********@titan.btinternet.com...

Is there a way of manually triggering the postback command?
If so will the page load event be called again, if so where am i supposed to initialiaze my variables? I am lost without my constructor.
Thanks for any help

jax

[Miljen Stankovic]

Could you post your solution, 'cause I'm also having troubles with page
refreshing?

"Jax" <i_am_anti_(spamless)ev********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I just got all the answers i need.
Thanks to everyone that chipped in with advice.
Well on my way to making some decent progress now.
Many thanks

jax

"Jax" <i_am_anti_(spamless)ev********@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:bj**********@titan.btinternet.com...

Is there a way of manually triggering the postback command?
If so will the page load event be called again, if so where am i

supposed to

initialiaze my variables? I am lost without my constructor.
Thanks for any help

jax