'Page Init' approached twice in the master page
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hello, i have a strange phenomenon which happens only at the remote site. it doesnt happen in my local machine. i noticed that the PageInit is called twice in the master page. i know that because i trapped there an Exception that writes to a file the information of the Exception. the file was written twice with the delay of approx 300 msec between them. (i use a tick counter to construct the file name) in the local machine the file is written only once. does anyone have an idea why this happens ? tnx, avi
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hello, i have a strange phenomenon which happens only at the remote site. it doesnt happen in my local machine. i noticed that the PageInit is called twice in the master page. i know that because i trapped there an Exception that writes to a file the information of the Exception. the file was written twice with the delay of approx 300 msec between them. (i use a tick counter to construct the file name) in the local machine the file is written only once. does anyone have an idea why this happens ? tnx, avi
shabya wrote:
does anyone have an idea why this happens ?
Its really difficult unless you debug :doh: Well, do you know that you can also debug a remot site from VS?
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hello, i have a strange phenomenon which happens only at the remote site. it doesnt happen in my local machine. i noticed that the PageInit is called twice in the master page. i know that because i trapped there an Exception that writes to a file the information of the Exception. the file was written twice with the delay of approx 300 msec between them. (i use a tick counter to construct the file name) in the local machine the file is written only once. does anyone have an idea why this happens ? tnx, avi
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shabya wrote:
does anyone have an idea why this happens ?
Its really difficult unless you debug :doh: Well, do you know that you can also debug a remot site from VS?
Please remember to rate helpful or unhelpful answers, it lets us and people reading the forums know if our answers are any good.