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mgebhard

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As you guess i want to avoid the EnableEventValidation="false" ...

Actually i wonder why this exception is thrown at all.

I have a master page with two LinkButton controls on it. One is for EN and another for FR language. I removed all the code from the click events but the exception kept throwing. 

Any ideas?

Thank you

The error usually means you are changing server controls on the client like adding items to a dropdown then submitting the newly added dropdown item. 

Here's more information on the error.

http://odetocode.com/blogs/scott/archive/2006/03/20/asp-net-event-validation-and-invalid-callback-or-postback-argument.aspx

http://odetocode.com/blogs/scott/archive/2006/03/22/asp-net-event-validation-and-invalid-callback-or-postback-argument-again.aspx

Actually it's just the two mentioned LinkButton controls and i add nothing. They are part of bootstrap navbar and is located into the master page. That's all. 

Weird 


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