what is use of Sys.Application.remove_load("FunctionName") ?

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Hiten Pandya · Answer

Hi Jaykumar Suthar, As per MSDN, Sys.Application.load Event: Raised after all scripts have been loaded and the objects in the application have been created and initialized. In other words if the document is not loaded then these events are not going to be detected or triggered. Actually this is the client events which is raised by Application class and the argument inside the remove_load() method is the delegate function which is going to be bind or unbind from load event. There are two methods from Application class one is add_load and other one is remove_load. The first method binds the delegate function to the load event and the other one unbinds it. For more details please visit the below link and read the marked answer. https://forums.asp.net/t/1903665.aspx?Why+is+Sys+Application+raised+when+refreshing+the+whole+page+INSTEAD+OF+refreshing+partial+page+ And for more details on client events please visit below links, https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb383829.aspx https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-IN/library/bb386417(v=vs.100).aspx Hope it helps you. Thanks.

what is use of Sys.Application.remove_load("FunctionName") ?

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