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PJ6
Is there any way to get around a control losing its viewstate if its parent
is changed in code?
Paul
is changed in code?
Paul
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PJ6
Well that was an interesting exercise in futility. Apparently I can preserve
the ViewState, it happens automatically regardless of where the control is
parented, but only if the parent is not a class inherited from Control or
WebControl... I had to inherit from Table directly. I sure would like to see
the code behind Table so I can do ViewState preservation for any container
regardless of its inheritance.
Paul
the ViewState, it happens automatically regardless of where the control is
parented, but only if the parent is not a class inherited from Control or
WebControl... I had to inherit from Table directly. I sure would like to see
the code behind Table so I can do ViewState preservation for any container
regardless of its inheritance.
Paul
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