Do you mean when your custom pager control is working, it causes the validators on the web page to work at the server side? If so, you can try to make your control implement the IPostBackEventHandler inferface, and simply leave the implementation of the RaisePostBackEvent method empty.

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Hi there, Have you tried calling the Response.End right after the Flush method to make sure that no more data is added to the output stream of the response object?

Hi there, The simple way is to run a snippet of javascript, and post the result back to the server, then at the server side you should know whether javascript is enabled or disabled at the client side.

Hi Mihir, Unfortunately, there is not direct way in ASP.net to validate the data except the try...catch block. Banshi Khinchi

yep I got this. thanx Chetan << >>

It depends. REmember that your app spins up whenever it gets sent a request for a page. We use threading for constant background tasks, such as indexing, but threading won't help you if it's part of a codebehind, because the thread that runs the page code would need to be forced to hang around waiting for the thread, and what's the use of that ? Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

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