Answer Posted / satish v itagi
In auto post back, validations in the control which caused
the post back only will be processed by server.
In Submit, all the validations in the page will be
processed.
This is main difference.
Use of too many post backs slows down the application, and
client may not get page when any error happens after post
back event is processed or during its process.
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