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5/16/2008 11:00 AM
 

Hi,

I am currently developing custom modules in C# that encapsulate form elements and submit buttons.

There are text boxes and a submit button at the bottom, all within in the same module. All caching has been turned off while logged in as host for this module. The submit button is :

<code>

 

asp:Button ID="SubmitButton" runat="server" Text="Submit"onclick="SubmitButton_Click" UseSubmitBehavior="False" />

</code>

There seems to be a problem because whenever I click on the button to submit the form, it refreshes the page and clears all the text input elements. Furthermore, all the scripts on the page seem to have stopped running, such as the validation elements for the textboxes. It will work sometimes and trigger the page_load event for hte page, allowing me to process the postback and access the input textbox content. This behavior is very sporadic though.

I've tried changed the submitbehavior on the button, but no change in behavior.

If anyone can help shine some light on this scenario it would be a great help. Thanks

 

 

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