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web part life cycle on Page load and button click

By  07:51  2 comments

Web Part Life Cycle on page load

  1. OnInit
  2. OnLoad
  3. Connection Consuming
  4. CreateChildControls
  5. OnPreRender
  6. Render (RenderContents, etc)

Web Part Life Cycle on button click

  1. OnInit
  2. CreateChildControls
  3. OnLoad
  4. Click Event Handling
  5. Connection Consuming
  6. OnPreRender
  7. RenderContents

2 comments:

  1. Anonymous1 August 2014 at 07:53

    Hey prabhakar thank you for the post. Is there a way to invert Click Event Handling with Connection Consuming? Or to force the Connection Consuming in Page Load?

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  2. Unknown1 August 2014 at 08:07

    Hi..you cannot change the order of the lifecycle events. It agree that it would make life a lot easier but your best option would be to store the data in a temporary cache.. regards, Prabhakar Reddy

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