First you should set the AutoPostBack = true for the Dropdownlist control Second thing is You should bind the values in the Page_Load event by checking Ispostback If(! IsPostBack()) { Bind your dropdownlist here. } Thrid thing is As per the Asp. Net Life cycle process.
Page load will fire every time. When ever the page getting refresh.
First you should set the AutoPostBack = true for the Dropdownlist control. Second thing is You should bind the values in the Page_Load event by checking Ispostback If(! IsPostBack()) { Bind your dropdownlist here. } Thrid thing is As per the Asp.Net Life cycle process.
Page load will fire every time. When ever the page getting refresh.
Thx for the help that did the trick. Kudos to you and Kelsey – MasterP Oct 24 at 21:13 2 if this answer really helps you you can mark it as a answerby toggling the tick mark on left hand side .... – pratapchandra Oct 24 at 21:14.
Check that you are not calling PopulateGrid on each PostBack. One of the most common issues people run into. If your calling PopulateGrid in your Page_Load wrap it in a if (!IsPostBack).
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