Page methods subscribing to Control Events such as Load and PreRender
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It makes sense that in the Page class, there are certain methods where the Page subscribes to the above Control class' events, for example:
this.PreRender += new EventHandler(Page_PreRender);
This is because, without the programmer writing this, you declare a method in Page class as follows:
protected void Page\_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) {...} protected void Page\_PreRender(object sender, EventArgs e) {...}and it automatically is invoked during the Load and PreRender events respectively. How do I determine which methods in Page class the subscription to the events are made? I don't think there is necessarily just 1 method where all the events are subscribed to. The reason I am asking is so that if I needed to subscribe to any of these events in my Page derived custom pages, I can place them properly.
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It makes sense that in the Page class, there are certain methods where the Page subscribes to the above Control class' events, for example:
this.PreRender += new EventHandler(Page_PreRender);
This is because, without the programmer writing this, you declare a method in Page class as follows:
protected void Page\_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) {...} protected void Page\_PreRender(object sender, EventArgs e) {...}and it automatically is invoked during the Load and PreRender events respectively. How do I determine which methods in Page class the subscription to the events are made? I don't think there is necessarily just 1 method where all the events are subscribed to. The reason I am asking is so that if I needed to subscribe to any of these events in my Page derived custom pages, I can place them properly.
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Try to dig down the AutoEventWireup attribute of the page directive and its use....you will be able to understand how the default events gets wired up with the event handler.