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Re: How to get property of a dynamically loaded user control
All dynamically loaded controls are unloaded from the page whenever a postback occurs. They will thus not remain on the page if you perform a PostBack. This is quite cumbersome if you are using a lot of dynamically loaded controls in a "dynamic way", where controls can be loaded/unloaded in any order depending on what actions the user performs. After each postback, you have to manually reload the controls to the page and make sure to do so at the right time in the page life cycle and with
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daniel.saidi
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Re: Dynamically loaded user controls.
The previous post was rather old, but the issue with dynamically loaded user controls still remain. All dynamically loaded controls are unloaded from the page when a postback occurs. They will thus not remain on the page if you press a button or perform a PostBack in any way. This is quite annoying, since you manually have to reload any dynamically loaded controls to the page after the postback. You must also make sure to reload them at the right time and with the correct ID...otherwise they will
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