how to stop masterpage being load each and every event of child page?

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hi to all,

In my asp.net web application the master page is being loaded each and every-time when child page is loading or some event of child page is fired. The problem is that when any event is performed, the master page load event calls and every method of master page is loading again and again. So unnecessary round trips happens and any event is taking a long time to perform. Thats why my application gets slow.
please help me...

thanks in advance....

Posted 6-Jul-12 0:46am

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Sanjay Kunjam 6-Jul-12 7:02am

Hi,

If you use Master page then its compulsorily load all event of Master page, if you don't want to fire them, i think you should avoid including master page.

Its better to create User Control for your header or footer banner.

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bhagirathimfs · Answer 1 · 2012-07-06T01:03:00

Solution 1

All the method of master page pace inside

C#

if(!IsPostback)
{
//All the method which you don't want to execute.
}

For the 1st time the methods of master page will execute than it will not go inside than.

Posted 6-Jul-12 1:03am

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souvikcode 13-Nov-14 4:47am

have you tested that?Each page load means master load.Post back is for page load due to postback by control.But if you load a child page it is not postback of master,it is fresh load.

bhagirathimfs 14-Nov-14 8:01am

You are right. On Child page load it will execute all the method inside the master load event even if the postback check is present. But on click of any child button or any post back from child or master it will not execute it. So that the page load may take some minute but after that page will act fast.