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• Re: Accessing User Controls from the code-behind

  Just to answer my own question... Having reolised that I was over complicating matters I found this approach did the trick. Here is my outline: User Cotrol: In the code behind create a public Property eg Value Asosiated the Property to a web control's property eg lable1.text = Value.ToString(); having cheched that a value was passed. Web page: Drag and drop the User Conlrol on to the design window. This will create the Control directive: <%@ Register TagPrefix="uc1" TagName="LeftNavigation"

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by sion.lewis on 3/25/2004

• Accessing User Controls from the code-behind

  Has anyone done this in C# (see link below)? As I'm have problems converting it from VB. Cheers, Siôn Artical found @: http://www.123aspx.com/redir.aspx?res=30051 ---- When you add a user control to an ASP.NET page, Visual Studio .NET does not add a control declaration as it does when you add standard ASP.NET web controls. The result is that you can't directly access the user control from the code-behind and programmatically change its properties and call its methods. Well, you can, but you

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by sion.lewis on 3/24/2004

• Device detection: standard & mobile web applications

  Background: I would like to host standard web pages as well as mobile web pages on a single website/virtual directory. Questions: Is there a simple way of sniffing out the machine type and then presenting either web or mobile application depending on the device? Or is there a better solution other than creating separate website? Many thanks

  Posted to Mobile and Handheld Devices (Forum) by sion.lewis on 12/22/2003