Answer / Mohamad Waseem

In ASP.NET, you can handle exceptions by using Try-Catch blocks and optionally using a Finally block to execute code after the Try-Catch blocks. Additionally, custom error pages can be created for handling specific errors.

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Hi, I am a fresher. i have a problem related to DataGrid . i have a data grid and i have to place a dropdown in the datagrid.and i have to retrieve the values from the database (sqlserver).please tell me any idea about the code.

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if i have placed the button control with the OnClick event like <asp:Button ID="mybutton" runat="server" Text="Insert" onclick="mybutton_Click" /> and some other controls(buttons, textboxes) in .aspx page. When i run the page, the button displays in the page source of the browser like <input type="submit" name="mybutton" value="Insert" id="mybutton" /> here, it does not display the onclick event, then how the page calls the button click on the server side, how the server side identify which button cause the submit, and how this page moves to the server side.

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