Force A Postback Programmatically?
Jan 24, 2010
I have a webpage with a button. If I click the button and enter the event handler for the click event (so I have actually a postback) I want to force a second postback in this event handler.(Background for this weird seeming request is: I change the theme of the page in the button click event handler. To make this change immediately visible I need to pass the PreInit event of the page again.)At the moment I force a "refresh" of the page by redirecting the page to itself:
[Code]....
But this clears all controls on the page as if I would enter the page the very first time. For instance, a textbox already filled out by the user is emptied. But I want only a postback which does not change any control contents.
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