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From: Saravana
Message 6 in Discussion
Hi, I tried the same thing, it worked for me. I had two panels in my page and i
placed one user control in each panel. In the onclick of button in one user control i
wrote this code,
Page.FindControl("Form1").FindControl("Panel1").Visible = False
Here i am trying to access the panel which having other user control in the web page
control collection and then setting visible property to false. It worked for me. If
you have any doubts in this, get back to me.
HTH
Saravana
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