kbenz:

I am working on an application with which you can construct a fax by filling out a form and attaching one or more documents. On one particular form, one use case has the user attaching a document (with it automatically being uploaded) either one at a time or in mass. At some point the user either manually fills in the destination information (which does a postback to verify/validate the destination) or launches a modal popup form that exposes their server-side persisted contacts. Upon closure of that popup, the underlying form remains. Now although the original form UnLoad event was not called (the only place I call a dispose event on the control) nor was the Items collection force cleared, (and I haven't checked to see if the form OnLoad event has run) the AjaxUploader OnInit runs as assigned below?

<CuteWebUI:UploadAttachments  OnInit="SendFaxUpload_OnInit"

 

Do I assume that if the control OnInit event runs, that the control constructor was run? 

What form event conditions cause the AjaxUploader  to initialize?

Much as the default functionality (javascript api) can be overridden by returning false to a covered method, will any combination of return values to an exposed API call inhibit the constructor from initializing the control?

 

K