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Hi!
This may well have been asked before, but how do you best catch events from dynamic controls in ASP.NET i.e. those created and placed programatically?
An example page layout:
Initially:
Textbox1
Button1
Table1(contains Button2)
After clicking Button1:
Textbox1
Button2 (not inside a table)
Button3
...while clicking Button2 & Button3 should result in yet more dynamic trees & layouts, depending on my shoe size and the position of Jupiter's moons at that time :)
So, I want Button1's handler to change the eventable control tree and page layout. However, it seems I have to recreate and draw the pre-postback tree in order that the Button1 event gets called at all. Then what? How do I replace the already drawn control tree? I don't want to use javascript to force yet another postback as a) it's inefficient and b) a security risk.
BTW I'm recreating the controls early in LoadViewState to avoid any persistence problems.
Have I got the wrong idea? Is there a standard way of achieving this?
TIA,
John
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