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after which page life cycle event all properties of control will be "fully loaded "..

Answer / swetha

Page_Load() is the event after which all the controls are
fully loaded. here fully loaded is the important word to be
considered

In Page_Init() event controls are initialized.

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after which page life cycle event all properties of control will be "fully loaded "..

Answer / alpesh

page_int() event which is page initialize event. All
controls get their state back in this event during the page
life cycle

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after which page life cycle event all properties of control will be "fully loaded "..

Answer / lakshmi

page_load() event

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after which page life cycle event all properties of control will be "fully loaded "..

Answer / rahul kumar

In page_PreInit controls are initialized and in page_Init
all properties are loaded.
In case of dataBound controls having datasourceID its
datasourceID is assigned in page_preRender.

So, All other controls (other than databound control having
datasourceid) are loaded with their properties before
page_Init fires,
page_preRender otherwise

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after which page life cycle event all properties of control will be "fully loaded "..

Answer / arvind kumar gupta

On Page_loadComplete() event all cotrols will be loaded

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after which page life cycle event all properties of control will be "fully loaded "..

Answer / navin.cp

As Pre-Render stage completes in page life cycle, the
properties of control will be fully loaded.

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after which page life cycle event all properties of control will be "fully loaded "..

Answer / vijaykumar

page_load()

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after which page life cycle event all properties of control will be "fully loaded "..

Answer / kalpana reddy .m

page-load event

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after which page life cycle event all properties of control will be "fully loaded "..

Answer / sanjiv

after page_load()

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after which page life cycle event all properties of control will be "fully loaded "..

Answer / santi

page_load();

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