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Force Postback

Jan 10th, 2006

Hi

I have added some controls dynamically and raised an addhandler click event see below

AddHandler _Expand.Click, AddressOf Me.btnClick

Private Sub btnClick(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs)
Dim tmpBtn As Button = CType(sender, Button)
Response.Write(tmpBtn.ID)
End Sub

I want to raise a postback inside the Private Sub btnClick...... and not sure how to do this?

Any ideas
Thanks

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Re: Force Postback

Jan 10th, 2006

I can't understand the question. If you're inside a server-side event method, the user must have posted the form. You are inside of a "Postback". Also, a postback occurs when the client submits the form back to the ASP.NET application. Even if you could "raise a postback" while running a server-side method, what would that mean?

Either one or both of us is thoroughly confused