What events are raised during the Init phase of the ASP.NET page life cycle?
During the Init phase of the ASP.NET page life cycle, the following events are raised:
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PreInit: The PreInit event is the first event raised in the Init phase. It occurs after the page's initialization stage but before the page's initialization event. This event is often used to make final changes to the page or dynamically create controls.
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Init: The Init event is the main event in the Init phase. It is raised after the PreInit event and before the controls on the page are initialized. In this event, you can perform tasks such as setting control properties, creating dynamic controls, or retrieving and processing posted data.
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InitComplete: The InitComplete event is raised after the Init event has been processed for all controls on the page. It signifies that the initialization phase is complete for the page and its controls. This event is typically used for tasks that need to be performed after the page and controls have been initialized.
It's important to note that these events are part of the ASP.NET Web Forms page life cycle and may vary if you are using a different technology or framework within the ASP.NET ecosystem.