Answer / arunajyothi.m

.Net Framework provides a technique called event bubbling
that allows a child control to propagate events up its
containment hierarchy.Event bubbling is used by the data-
bound controls (Repeater, DataList, and DataGrid) to expose
command events raised by child controls (within item
templates) as top-level events.A control can participate in
event bubbling through two methods that it inherits from
the base class System.Web.UI.Control. These methods are
OnBubbleEvent and RaiseBubbleEvent.

Answer / srujana

When you have a complex control, like DataGrid, writing an
event processing routine for each object (cell, button, row,
etc.) is quite tedious. The controls can bubble up their
eventhandlers, allowing the main DataGrid event handler to
take care of its constituents.

Answer / swapnashree

some complex control like datagrid ,repetator control have
other child controls inside them.These child control donot
raise there event by them selves rather they pass the event
to the container parent . This is known as bubbled event.

Answer / koko mon

the bubble event is an ballon type object which is used by
the childrens to play.

Answer / guest

when the child control events are handeled by parent
control it is called as event bubbling.
for ex. when a control in the datagrid is clicked it is
handeled by the dtagrid event and not by the control itself
which fired it so that time it is called as event bubbling.

Answer / mahendran

Bubbled Event is server side control, Like datagrid,data
repator,GridView Control

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