Describe how a browser-based Form POST becomes a Server-Side
event like Button1_OnClick
Answer / shubh dasgupta
As said by "Careed" in forums.asp.net..
An ASP.NET Button control in HTML is an HTML input element with a type attribute set to "submit". A submit button in HTML invokes a POST, using the action attribute from the form element, which, for ASP.NET, is the current page. Since this is a POST, the form variables are populated with all of the values from the input elements in the form element, including the value (name) of the submit button. When the POST arrives at the server and is parsed by ASP.NET, it will acknowledge that the POST was initiated by the submit button, which is turned into a Click event for the original ASP.NET Button control.
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