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But you need the postback in order to process your database stuff, the postback is what allows the onclick event of the button.
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But you need the postback in order to process your database stuff, the postback is what allows the onclick event of the button.

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try<br />
button.attributes.add(&quot;onC<wbr />lick&quot;, &quot;return false;&quot;);)
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try
button.attributes.add("onClick", "return false;");)

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Hi currently I am using asp.net 2.0 and c# language and sql server 2005 as database server<br />
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On page load event I am retrieving values from db and displaying it on form text box.<br />
On button click event I have made database connectivity and storing value of textbox in database.<br />
But when I am doing edition in textbox and going to save those updates. Then it will show values in textbox without modification of contents.<br />
<br />
When I am using asp.net button it will automatically take autopostback event true.<br />
I have read somewhere that we can disable it using html button but.......<br />
If I am using html button then .net and sql database connectivity is not working in it.<br />
I just want to disable autopostback event......<br />
<br />
Thanks in advance<br />

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Hi currently I am using asp.net 2.0 and c# language and sql server 2005 as database server

On page load event I am retrieving values from db and displaying it on form text box.
On button click event I have made database connectivity and storing value of textbox in database.
But when I am doing edition in textbox and going to save those updates. Then it will show values in textbox without modification of contents.

When I am using asp.net button it will automatically take autopostback event true.
I have read somewhere that we can disable it using html button but.......
If I am using html button then .net and sql database connectivity is not working in it.
I just want to disable autopostback event......

Thanks in advance


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