how to use onload button in asp.net

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how onload button can be used in asp.net.i am not clear about onload button.i searched on google too but couldnt get satisfied answer
thanx in advance
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Posted 31-May-11 3:16am

shivani 2013

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Sandeep Mewara 31-May-11 9:42am

Not clear. Which 'onload button' you are talking of? Are you talking of PageLoad method?

karan joshua 31-May-11 9:59am

i think he would like to tell about button1_load event.....

R. Giskard Reventlov 31-May-11 11:12am

Your question has no meaning: please clarify.

Rob Branaghan 31-May-11 12:05pm

Do you mean you want to be able do something like either Hide the button on load if a certain criteria is met? or change its appearance in some way?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 31-May-11 13:31pm

This is a plain lie. You will find tons of samples.
--SA

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 31-May-11 16:31pm

Tsk, tsk, SA! ;)
OP said "... couldn't get satisfied answer ...", and that I'm truely and absolutely sure is the truth. I never found a satisfied answer in my whole life. I did find a couple that satisfied me, but for the answers I'm positive that I found them to be quite indifferent to the whole process.

:=)

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