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Which event called first? Master Page Page_Load or Content Page Page_Load

I have a Master page and a webpage that uses the Master page.

In both I have a Page_Load event handler.

In which order are the Page_Load handlers called? Content first then Master or Master first then content?

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PassionateDeveloper Avatar asked Dec 17 '10 11:12

PassionateDeveloper


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The content page load event will fire before the master page load event.

See here for full order (MSDN: Events in ASP.NET Master and Content Pages)

Copying incase link goes dead:

The following is the sequence in which events occur when a master page is merged with a content page:

  1. Content page PreInit event.
  2. Master page controls Init event.
  3. Content controls Init event.
  4. Master page Init event.
  5. Content page Init event.
  6. Content page Load event.
  7. Master page Load event.
  8. Master page controls Load event.
  9. Content page controls Load event.
  10. Content page PreRender event.
  11. Master page PreRender event.
  12. Master page controls PreRender event.
  13. Content page controls PreRender event.
  14. Master page controls Unload event.
  15. Content page controls Unload event.
  16. Master page Unload event.
  17. Content page Unload event.
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Ta01 Avatar answered Sep 26 '22 19:09

Ta01