ImageButton with Postback

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Is it possible to make a Postback for a ImageButton on ASP.NET

What I want is when User didn't click my Image button nothing will happen.

EDIT
OK to explain it further, I have a ASP page which have 2 Imagebutton each button had a user control which query on the database.

ImageButton1 -> Query the Branches
ImageButton2 -> Query the Employee of the branch

Every time I Click ImageButton2, search the Employee of the Branch and Select it, I was wondering why It enters on ImageButton1. So, Am planning to use isPostBack condition on ImageButton1 so that it will not touch the process of ImageButton1

Posted 18-Sep-13 20:34pm

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Updated 18-Sep-13 21:25pm

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Salman622 19-Sep-13 2:43am

what you want to do......?

VICK 19-Sep-13 3:08am

Seems like illogical question...

Well do you want to do postback through your image button or what???

Explain it to get proper help...

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ) 19-Sep-13 4:31am

If you click on ImageButton2, then it should not go to ImageButton1 Event.
Please post the code. We need to look at it.

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ashokm01 · Answer 1 · 2013-09-18T22:57:00

Check these conditions
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Condition 1 :

C#

 protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{

if(!IsPostBack)
{
// *Set the Initial Loading conditions, Call the Function that needs to be called on first Page Load* //
FirstLoad();

// *If you failed to add this Condition, Page Will load the FirstLoad() each time round trip Occures* //
}


}
Private void FirstLoad(){

// *First Load* //
}

protected void ImgButton1_Click(object sender,EventArgs e)
{
// *Button Click Event* //
}

protected void ImgButton2_Click(object sender,EventArgs e)
{
// *Button Click Event* //
}

Condition 2 :
You need to check the OnClick Event of two Image Buttons, Some time You may provided the same event for two buttons