Let\'s forget about state management, maintenance perspective, etc ... and focus on render performance only
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I run into following code in my project: html: <input type=\"button\" id=\"addmore\" value=\"Add more\" onclick=\"add_table(this)\"/>
given the following in-line aspx c# code, if the parent panel (pnlX) had its visibility property set to false in the page load event, would the in-line code be hit?
Something that isn\'t really mentioned anywhere (at least that I can see) is what library functions are exposed to inline CUDA kernels.
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For reasons that are probably not worth mentioning in this post, I have decided to stop using ASP.NET controls and simply use regular HTML controls for my .aspx pages. As such, to dynamically generate
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Its been a while since I worked in asp.net and a very long time since working in .NET 1.1. Here I am though in a legacy application that I can\'t upgrade for the short term, and I need to fix a number
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