How to fire only page_load event in a asp.net page

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Hello everyone,
In a .aspx page I have a condition in Page_load event, so that on each postback
this condition is checked,i.e,session.isnewsession(). If the result is false the rest of the page code executes but if the result is true then page stops execution any further event and just renders itself as it was.
Like, If ddl_city has caused the postback, the condition in page_load will be checked. If false the normal execution will carry on. If the result is true then no further control event in that page will fire,not even ddl_city_SelectedIndexChanged.
How can I do it?
So far I've understood that a control's lifecycle can't be broken.
Please suggest.

Posted 5-Dec-12 14:06pm

Molay Saha

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onelopez · Answer 1 · 2012-12-05T14:47:00

Solution 1

You can always add the

C#

HttpContext.Current.ApplicationInstance.CompleteRequest();

it will gracefully complete the request.

Posted 5-Dec-12 14:47pm

onelopez

jkirkerx · Answer 2 · 2012-12-05T18:42:00

Solution 2

I was thinking Exit Sub, didn't know about the above solution 1

Posted 5-Dec-12 18:42pm

jkirkerx