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Tim Payne
Hi,
I have a problem with a website project that I've inherited.
Basically its cr*p. But I need to make some changes to it until we get a
chance to redo it.
There is a page that is built dynamically from the database, that contains a
user control that contains several other user controls and a literal
control. What I need to be able to do is reference a method in the parent
control from some of the sub-controls. Obviously that requires me to be able
to get a strongly typed reference to the parent control, in order to call
the method.
And here's where I'm running into problems. In the website model, I can only
access user controls in a strongly typed fashion if they have added a
reference to them to the current page control. If I try and add a reference
to the parent user control to the parent user control, it won't work because
its a circular reference.
Does anyone know a way around this? I could just use Parent.FindControl to
get a reference to the literal in the parent control, but I get the
impression that I may need to add more complex logic in the near future, so
I'd like to be able to sort this out.
Any help or advice greatly appreciated!
Cheers,
Tim.
I have a problem with a website project that I've inherited.
Basically its cr*p. But I need to make some changes to it until we get a
chance to redo it.
There is a page that is built dynamically from the database, that contains a
user control that contains several other user controls and a literal
control. What I need to be able to do is reference a method in the parent
control from some of the sub-controls. Obviously that requires me to be able
to get a strongly typed reference to the parent control, in order to call
the method.
And here's where I'm running into problems. In the website model, I can only
access user controls in a strongly typed fashion if they have added a
reference to them to the current page control. If I try and add a reference
to the parent user control to the parent user control, it won't work because
its a circular reference.
Does anyone know a way around this? I could just use Parent.FindControl to
get a reference to the literal in the parent control, but I get the
impression that I may need to add more complex logic in the near future, so
I'd like to be able to sort this out.
Any help or advice greatly appreciated!
Cheers,
Tim.