Hi,
Hopefully I can get some input on how to stop a problem I'm getting in my aspx page.
The page uses some javascript code to increase or decrease amounts shown in asp:labels by clicking add or subtract buttons. Thats all good. I have an asp:button that is supposed to write the final values to a database.
The problem occurs when the button is clicked. The page refresh causes the changes to the label controls to be lost so only the initial value gets saved to the database. I know ways around this (session state, could probably use AJAX) bu what would be better is if the database code ran and the refresh didn't.
Is there anyway to prevent that from happening?

Thank you,
Steve

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on your page load... place this around the code that loads all the intitial data:

If Not Page.IsPostBack Then

End If

that way the code runs only if the page is initially visited

Jason Hall

Hi Jason,
Thanks for your reply.
I was already doing that. I found what was causing the issue. As it was a test page, the initial data in the labels was hard coded into the HTML and being altered by the javascript. So, when the page reloaded on the buttn click, it was reverting the labels to the hard coded value each time. Stupid, stupid mistake.

Thanks for your time,
Steve

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