One of the common navigation tools in a website is the back button of the browser. People use the back button quite frequently to go back to the page already visited. When there is a postback, the browser is updated with the information of the page visited and hence the back button gets enabled automatically. Assuming there is a GridView control that we are using in a page which fetches a lot of records, one of the common practices is to enable paging for the GridView such that the initial set of records loads quicker and people can page through the next set of records on a requirement basis. When this GridView is in a normal ASP.NET Page, when users click on the paging buttons or links, the browser history gets updated and hence, if the users...(read more) ...
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