Hi,
There is one way to find that one...(the same old classic ASP way)
just write a script block using Javascript, attach it to the button.
using btn.Attributes.Add("onclick", "NoteMe();")
function NoteMe()
{
document.getElementById("txtHidden").value = "1";
}
So in the Page Load, just check whether this txtHidden is 1 or not. If it is
one, then the button is clicked.
After that u clear that txtHidden text to avoid confusion in later post
backs.
Hope this helps,
Praveen P.
I think there should be one more way to find out which one has clicked using
the post data. But we need to search for that.
Bye
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