The EnableViewState property of controls in ASP.NET and how to completely disable it.

In ASP.NET, the EnableViewState property of controls controls whether a control will save and restore its state before the page is submitted back to the server. The EnableViewState property is set to True by default, meaning the control will save and restore its state.

To completely disable the EnableViewState property of a control, you can set it to False. You can use the following statement in code to disable a control’s EnableViewState property:

control.EnableViewState = False;

In ASP.NET pages, you can disable a control’s EnableViewState property using the following method:

<asp:TextBox runat="server" EnableViewState="False"></asp:TextBox>

Disabling the EnableViewState property of controls can reduce page size and improve performance. However, it is important to note that disabling the EnableViewState property will cause controls to not restore their state during page postback, which may cause them to not function properly in certain situations. Therefore, careful consideration of control state restoration is needed when disabling the EnableViewState property.