Answer / sivakumar

YEs, Its very Important
Sequence
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1. Page_Init()
2. Load View State
3. Load Post Data
4. Page Load
5. Raise Post Data Changed Event
6. Raise Post Back Event
7. Page _ PreRender
8. Save View State
9. Page _ Render
10. Page _ Unload

Answer / navin.cp

Yes these are important. If you dont know the sequence of
execution, then where u will put your code block to full
fill requirements.

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