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Re: button in user control

add a ValidationGroup="MyUserControl" to all of the controls and buttons in the UserControl. Then Validation will only appy to those controls. Other controls on the page may also need the ValidationGroup attribute

Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by shazelton on 12/18/2008
Re: Subclassed control, how to call overrideable method from web page.

Yes, you can create events for your custom control. http://codebetter.com/blogs/brendan.tompkins/archive/2004/10/06/Easily-Raise-Events-From-ASP.NET-ASCX-User-Controls.aspx Has a great example (C# though I think)

Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by shazelton on 12/18/2008
Re: How to optimize this method?

Here's a more interesting potential solution if you're using .net 3.5. How about using the cache and then use Linq to perform your query on the List<Product> string CacheKey = "Products" List<Product> products = (List<Product>)HttpContext.Current.Cache[CacheKey]; if(products == null) { products = new List<Product>(); //Get the products from the database //Store them in the Cache HttpContext.Current.Cache.Add(CacheKey, products, null, DateTime.Now.AddMinutes

Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by shazelton on 12/14/2008
Re: Calling Parent WebUser Control from Child User Control

Can you show me the code handling the Event in Parent.ascx and the code that binds your datalist.

Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by shazelton on 12/13/2008
Re: accessing page functions through a user web control button click

That's pretty much the only way I can think of doing it, it feels like the cleanest way. Your solution is the same as I would implement.

Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by shazelton on 12/12/2008
Re: accessing page functions through a user web control button click

Have a check of this thread. http://forums.asp.net/t/1358899.aspx It's the same thing you are trying to achieve, there are some samples at the end of the discussion.

Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by shazelton on 12/12/2008
Re: ASP Controls: Declare or Program? What's the common practice?

< asp:Menu id= "myMenu" runat= "server" Orientation= "Vertical" StaticMenuItemStyle-CssClass= "aspMenuItem_Normal" StaticSelectedStyle-CssClass= "aspMenuItem_Selected" StaticHoverStyle-CssClass= "aspMenuItem_Hover" > </ asp:Menu > [quote user="saedh"] For a very simple reason. As I understand, after deployment, content of aspx pages could be easily exposed by users (e.g. browser's View Source) unlike the could-behind

Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by shazelton on 12/12/2008
Re: Calling Parent WebUser Control from Child User Control

[quote user="venkateswara rao Morampudy"] in page_Load not ispostback event ModelDetailPart.RecordAdded += new EventHandler (MyControl_RecordAdded); [/quote] Won't your page be in a postback mode when this event is raised? Take it out of the If(!Page.IsPostBack) block

Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by shazelton on 12/12/2008
Re: Details: Error parsing near' <!DOCTYPE html p'.

I see this error when an error occurs in the processing of the page itself. You may well have an untrapped error occuring elsewhere in your code.

Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by shazelton on 12/12/2008
Re: Calling Parent WebUser Control from Child User Control

Here is some code demonstrating the methodology: Default.aspx Markup <%@ Page Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="Default.aspx.cs" Inherits="_Default" %> <%@ Register Src="~/Parent.ascx" TagName="Parent" TagPrefix="ops" %> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" " http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd "> <html xmlns=" http://www.w3

Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by shazelton on 12/12/2008

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