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Subject: [DOTNET] User Control
Hi
How to access the propetie say "UserName" defined in user control say
mycontrol.ascx in the ASPX's code behind.
thanks
Srinivasa Prasad
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Hi
How to access the propetie say "UserName" defined in user control say
mycontrol.ascx
in the ASPX's code behind.
thanks
Srinivasa Prasad
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Subject: Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] User control databindings
I cannot be certain of this, however you may want to look at the
IExtenderProvider interface. It has one method, bool CanExtend(object),
that indicates whether your object applie
Ted Osberg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote:
> I am making a user control that I want other controls
> (textbox, combobox, etc...) to be able to bind to. When I
> add the user control to a form and go to the (Databindings)
> property, I cannot see my user control. However, I can see
> the d
ANCED-DOTNET] User control databindings
Here's the skinny:
I am making a user control that I want other controls (textbox,
combobox, etc...) to be able to bind to. When I add the user control to a
form and go to the (Databindings) property, I cannot see my user control.
However, I c
