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Question about ViewState

I disabled ViewState of the page. The page has textbox(empty) and label
(empty text) and button. When the button click and post back. text input in
textbox still remains and label is set in the button click event handler.
There are still "__viewstate" hidden field in page HTML source code.

Should the textbox be empty when postback? If viewstate is disabled, who set
the value of the textbox.

-fj

No need.
I passed with 962.

Also I found the answer in Amit's book. ASP.net handle the "postback" type
of controls automatically. It doen't use Viewstate at all.

-fj

"fj" <> wrote in message
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> Question about ViewState
>
> I disabled ViewState of the page. The page has textbox(empty) and label
> (empty text) and button. When the button click and post back. text input
in
> textbox still remains and label is set in the button click event handler.
> There are still "__viewstate" hidden field in page HTML source code.
>
> Should the textbox be empty when postback? If viewstate is disabled, who
set
> the value of the textbox.
>
> -fj
>
>

fj:

I am taking the 30-315 soon also. You received a great score, what resources
did you use to prepare for the exam? Thanks.


"fj" wrote:

> No need.
> I passed with 962.
>
> Also I found the answer in Amit's book. ASP.net handle the "postback" type
> of controls automatically. It doen't use Viewstate at all.
>
> -fj
>
> "fj" <> wrote in message
> news:d68s2g$qdc$...
> > Question about ViewState
> >
> > I disabled ViewState of the page. The page has textbox(empty) and label
> > (empty text) and button. When the button click and post back. text input
> in
> > textbox still remains and label is set in the button click event handler.
> > There are still "__viewstate" hidden field in page HTML source code.
> >
> > Should the textbox be empty when postback? If viewstate is disabled, who
> set
> > the value of the textbox.
> >
> > -fj
> >
> >
>
>
>

"myhumma" <> wrote in message
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> fj:
>
> I am taking the 30-315 soon also. You received a great score, what
> resources
> did you use to prepare for the exam? Thanks.
>
>

Amit's book.
MSDN
TestKing.

Be careful of TestKing. There are lots of wrong answers. The point is to
understand the topics.

-fj