You are creating a Web Form for ACME’s human resources department. You create a Web user control named Employee that allows the user to edit employee information. Each instance of the control on your Web Form will contain information about a different employee. You place the Employee control on the Web Form and name the control AX1. You also add the Employee control to the ItemTemplate of a Repeater control named repeaterEmployees. Each Employee control in repeaterEmployees contains several TextBox controls. You want your Web Form to handle TextChanged events that are raised by these TextBox controls. Which event handler should you use?

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You are creating a Web Form for ACME’s human resources department. You create a Web user
control named Employee that allows the user to edit employee information. Each instance of the control
on your Web Form will contain information about a different employee.
You place the Employee control on the Web Form and name the control AX1. You also add the
Employee control to the ItemTemplate of a Repeater control named repeaterEmployees.
Each Employee control in repeaterEmployees contains several TextBox controls. You want your Web
Form to handle TextChanged events that are raised by these TextBox controls.
Which event handler should you use?

private void AX1_TextChanged(object source,Event Args e)

private void repeaterEmployees_ItemDataBound(object source,RepeaterItemEventArgs e)

private void repeaterEmployees_DataBinding(object source, RepeaterItemEventArgs e)

private void repeaterEmployees_ItemCommand(object source, RepeaterCommandEventArgs e)

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Repeater..::.ItemDataBound Event

Occurs after an item in the Repeater control is data-bound but before it is rendered on the page.