Answer / mohini nalawade

The new events added to the page class are:

1. InitComplete is called when the page is initialized and
the process is complete.

2. LoadComplete as the name suggests is called at the end
of the load stage of the page’s life cycle.

3. PreInit is called before the page is initialized

4. PreLoad is called before the loading of the page is
complete.

5. PreRenderComplete is called when the prerendering phase
is complete and all the child controls have been created.
After the event, the personalization data and the view
state are saved and the page is rendered to HTML.

Answer / rana rashid

init
load
unload
dispose
prerender

Answer / karna

pre-init()
pre-load()
pre-initcomplete()
pre-loadcomplete()
pre-rendercomplete()

Answer / rajasekaran

new events are

init complete
load complete
prerender complete
prerender load comlete

Answer / kamal

PreInit
InitComplete
PreLoad
LoadComplete
PreRenderComplete
PreSaveState
SaveStateComplete

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