WHAT IS THE SEQUENCE IN WHICH ASP.NET EVENTS IS PROCEED?
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Answer Posted / anand gopal makwa munger
LoadControlState --> LoadViewState --> LoadPostdata --> Load(Onload) --> RaisePostDataChangedevents --> RaisePostbackEvents -->PreRender(OnPreRender) --> SaveControlState --> SaveViewstate --> Render --> Dispose --> UnLoad.
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