Is it possible to keep page events from firing

[TS]

i have an issue on page load when sometimes I want to quit processing the
page, but the other events get called like page_prerender and individual
controls' events get fired.

i want to not raise any events after this point in page load. how can i do
that without doing a request.end? (I don't cant do request.end because it
messes up my page footers and stuff that still needs to get sent to the
browser)

thanks!

 

[Chris Dunaway]

i have an issue on page load when sometimes I want to quit processing the
page, but the other events get called like page_prerender and individual
controls' events get fired.

i want to not raise any events after this point in page load. how can i do
that without doing a request.end? (I don't cant do request.end because it
messes up my page footers and stuff that still needs to get sent to the
browser)

thanks!

Will adding a return in the Page_Load work? Just a guess.

 

[Bob Jones]

At the point you want to "turn off" events set a boolean/flag. Then in
each event handler check that flag. If it's set just bypass that
processing (i.e. "if (stopEvents == true) return;").

 

[Walter Wang [MSFT]]

I agree with Bob that you'll have to use some flag to check the flag in
every event handler.

Regards,
Walter Wang ([email protected], remove 'online.')
Microsoft Online Community Support

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[Guest]

Thanks, thats what i'm doing now, just wondering if there was a magic switch
i could turn off