Answer / srujana

? Init() - when the page is instantiated,
? Load() - when the page is loaded into server memory,
? PreRender() - the brief moment before the page is
displayed to the user as HTML,
? Unload() - when page finishes loading.

Answer / dilip

Init()
Load()
PreRender()
Unload()

Answer / amit

init();
Load();
Pre-render();
Unload();

Answer / srikanth

1)Start
2)instansiated
3)load
4)validating
5)Event handling
6)rendering start

Answer / nikhil

The methods which are getting triggered while page load are:

1. Load viewstate
2.Load psotback datas.

Answer / rakesh

1)Page request - determines if it needs to be raised or compiled
2) start - if it is a new request or post back
3) Page initialization -
4)Load - if postback,control properties are loaded with
values of postback
5)validation - individual controls are validated
6) Postback - event handling
7)render - saves the view state data before rendering
8) unload

Answer / scarlet

The above answer is wrong

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