Which method will you use to Delete the ViewState information for all the server and child control(s)?
To delete the 'ViewState' information for all the server and child controls in ASP.NET, you can use the 'Clear()' method provided by the ViewState object. This method removes all the entries from the ViewState collection.
Here's an example of how you can use the 'Clear()' method to delete the ViewState information:
protected void ClearViewState()
{
ViewState.Clear();
}
In this example, the 'ClearViewState()' method can be called to clear the ViewState for the current server control and all its child controls. This will remove all the ViewState data associated with the controls, including values, properties, and state-related information.
It's important to note that clearing the ViewState will result in the loss of control state and any user input or selections made on the page. Only use the 'Clear()' method when it's necessary to remove the ViewState information.