Asp.net Multiple Page_Load events for a user control when using URL Routing?

Having tried a number of things I have discovered that if any file has a ../ before it (in an include on any page) it will cause the URL Routing problem described above Simply making sure that no file was referenced using ../ solved the problem entirely - specifically it was the Javascript files that were causing the problem.

Having tried a number of things I have discovered that if any file has a ../ before it (in an include on any page) it will cause the URL Routing problem described above. Simply making sure that no file was referenced using ../ solved the problem entirely - specifically it was the Javascript files that were causing the problem.

That also solved my problem! – FiveTools Apr 16 at 18:52.

It's not clear from your question whether or not you have multiple instances of this user control on the page. If so, I believe (though someone may correct me) that the control's page_load event will be fired for each copy. A way to investigate this issue further is to put a breakpoint in the control's on_load event, and check the call stack each time it stops.It won't give you a definitive cause but, by checking the instance name & ID, etc you may be able to glean some more information.

Which I've now done, the same thing is happening. The call stack doesn't seem to give me a huge amount of information, just literally that that is the first thing called on the page. – Paul Hutson Jan 10 at 8:44.

Its possibly you are trying to pass some querystrinvalues to the user control. Ca n you try passing them normally like below. Test.

Aspx? Var1=sample&var2=test.

Thanks for the reply - I've just tried it with example. Aspx? Nodeid=1&test123=100 : it only runs the page_load once.

However, that means that we've got rid of the URL Routing which we wanted to use (i.e. We're back to the old way of routing to the URLs). – Paul Hutson Jan 7 at 11:27.

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