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I thought I would leave an example,<br />
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txtEmailAddress is a Text Box Control assigned the users email address on page load. &nbsp;When the user changes the email address and clicks submit, my code behind the submit button<br />
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string emailAddress = txtEmailAddress.Text, pulls the email address that was originally loaded with the page and not the corrected or new email address the user entered. &nbsp;<br />
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I hope this makes it more clear. &nbsp;Again, thank you for any help or advice. 
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I thought I would leave an example,

txtEmailAddress is a Text Box Control assigned the users email address on page load.  When the user changes the email address and clicks submit, my code behind the submit button

string emailAddress = txtEmailAddress.Text, pulls the email address that was originally loaded with the page and not the corrected or new email address the user entered.  


I hope this makes it more clear.  Again, thank you for any help or advice.

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Thank you, that was it. &nbsp;I do not know how I missed it, but that solved it. Again, Thank you. 
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Thank you, that was it.  I do not know how I missed it, but that solved it. Again, Thank you.

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I am creating an update form to update user profiles, however, when I click the submit button, the controls on the page are not holding the new values, they revert to the values they were assigned when the page loaded. &nbsp;I am not sure why this is happening. &nbsp;<br />
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Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thank you. 
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I am creating an update form to update user profiles, however, when I click the submit button, the controls on the page are not holding the new values, they revert to the values they were assigned when the page loaded.  I am not sure why this is happening.  

Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thank you. 

Controls will not release state.

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