I believe there is a property called Postback or AutoPostback on the button. Check to make sure you are using a HTMLButton with runat=server not present.
Joseph Guadagno
On 6/20/06, JMan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
thanks alot, it was the missing "()".For some reason VS2003's
intellisense won't put the () behind a method :-(
I disabled the autopostback of the button by this attribute:
Button1.Attributes.Add("OnClick","_javascript_:AjaxProTest.WebForm1.getServerTime(getServerTime_callback);return
false;"); The return false; does the job. Is there another way of
doing this in Asp.net 1.1? I couldn't find such a property of the
button.
regards, Johannes Elsinghorst
http://josephguadagno.net
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