Answer / vikas

Usually used inside the Page_Load event handler, IsPostBack
checks if the page is being requested by client for the
first time or whether it is being sent as a result of a
postback(form submission). This help you change (or
maintain) the content on the page depending on the type of
request (fresh or postback).

Answer / kaushal

Ispostback (page.ispostback()) is a method which represents
whether the page state of page is postback or first time
loaded. If the page is postback it returns True and False
for the First Time loaded

Answer / raj

Ispostback is a method which represents whether the page
state of page is postback or first time loaded or it’s a
round robin process. If the page is postback it returns
True and False for the First Time loaded. The result will
come as Binary 0,1.

Answer / rohit

hey one mistake is there in place of before thr is after

Answer / rameshp

Post back means all form fields and other controls can be
declared to run on the server, and the server simply posts
the page back to itself and performs all the validation,
display and actions.

Answer / deepak

this indicate all action will perform before page will be
post back like
if(ispostback)
{
}

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