How server form post-back works?
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Answer / Rishabh Khanna
Server form post-back is a technique where the page lifecycle transitions between request, processing, and rendering phases. When a user interacts with a form on the client (e.g., by clicking a button), an HTTP POST request is sent to the server. The ASP.NET framework handles the request, and the page control processes the event handlers for each control involved before rendering the updated HTML back to the client.
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