if you disable view state of a textbox will it maintain data during postbacks.

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if you disable view state of a textbox will it maintain
data during postbacks.if yes reason

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if you disable view state of a textbox will it maintain data during postbacks.if yes reason..

Answer / sam

Yes. It maintain the data during postbacks.

Reason:Form controls, such as TextBox, retain their values
between posts even when view state is disabled. The values
of these controls do not need to be preserved in the
VIEWSTATE hidden form field because they are actually being
submitted to the server on each form post.

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if you disable view state of a textbox will it maintain data during postbacks.if yes reason..

Answer / sheetal

yes

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if you disable view state of a textbox will it maintain data during postbacks.if yes reason..

Answer / sivakumar

Yes it will preserve the value. Because the value whatever
we have in the controls are loaded appropriatly on the
controls by LoadPostBackData event.

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if you disable view state of a textbox will it maintain data during postbacks.if yes reason..

Answer / rajneesh hajela

YES , IT WILL WORK
It maintain the data during postbacks.
IF YOU WANT THEN READONLY="TRUE";

RAJNEESH HAJELA

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if you disable view state of a textbox will it maintain data during postbacks.if yes reason..

Answer / raja

yes, u will get the value displayed even u disabled ViewState
I used RAJNEESH answer and concept of ans:5.Take a textbox
In load event
if (!IsPostBack)
{
txtFirst.Text = "Initial";
}
and in form
make txtFirst as enableviewstate=false,Text="Final";
if you execute it. It displays as Initial only as this is
-------
having read/write property.

but if u make readonly="true" to txtFirst then it displays
as Final
-------

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if you disable view state of a textbox will it maintain data during postbacks.if yes reason..

Answer / alpesh

No it cannt

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if you disable view state of a textbox will it maintain data during postbacks.if yes reason..

Answer / kamlesh

No,becouse view State work as a page lavel.it mentioned all
hidden value of page control, so if we dissable view
state of textbox that it cont.

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if you disable view state of a textbox will it maintain data during postbacks.if yes reason..

Answer / k

No. Becoz it is a stateless connection.

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if you disable view state of a textbox will it maintain data during postbacks.if yes reason..

Answer / rajani

no,because view state is desable in textbox

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