Answer / raghumadhav tirunagari

AutoPostBack is available with Web controls that are capable
of posting back to the server whenever the user performs an
action on the control. For example, if a drop down list
control's autoPostBack property is set to true (false is the
default), selecting an item from the drop down list will
cause the form to be submitted to the server. Autopostback
requires a round trip to the server every time the event is
fired.

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