Hello,
I have a composite WebControl that I'm dynamically instantiating at
runtime using Reflection. When I create a new instance of my control I
immediately iterate through it's child control collection (it has
about 4 child controls). The problem is none of these controls are
loaded or accessible when I create the instance since, I believe, they
are created by the server at a later point in time. How could I force
my composite control to load its child controls so I can perform my
iteration?
I don't have this problem when dealing with UserControls as the
LoadControl method creates a new instance of the UserControl and loads
all of it's associated child controls in its control collection.
- Harry
2  1849 
your composite controls needs to call EnsureChildCont rols. this will force a
call CreateChildCont rols.
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
"Harry" <ro******@vu.un ion.edu> wrote in message
news:16******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Hello,
I have a composite WebControl that I'm dynamically instantiating at
runtime using Reflection. When I create a new instance of my control I
immediately iterate through it's child control collection (it has
about 4 child controls). The problem is none of these controls are
loaded or accessible when I create the instance since, I believe, they
are created by the server at a later point in time. How could I force
my composite control to load its child controls so I can perform my
iteration?
I don't have this problem when dealing with UserControls as the
LoadControl method creates a new instance of the UserControl and loads
all of it's associated child controls in its control collection.
- Harry
Bruce,
How would I go about doing this? I ahve tried calling the method
this.EnsureChil dControls() in my composite WebControl's constructor,
but this doesn't work.
- Harry
"bruce barker" <no***********@ safeco.com> wrote in message news:<#8******* *******@TK2MSFT NGP11.phx.gbl>. .. your composite controls needs to call EnsureChildCont rols. this will force a
call CreateChildCont rols.
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
"Harry" <ro******@vu.un ion.edu> wrote in message
news:16******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... Hello,
I have a composite WebControl that I'm dynamically instantiating at
runtime using Reflection. When I create a new instance of my control I
immediately iterate through it's child control collection (it has
about 4 child controls). The problem is none of these controls are
loaded or accessible when I create the instance since, I believe, they
are created by the server at a later point in time. How could I force
my composite control to load its child controls so I can perform my
iteration?
I don't have this problem when dealing with UserControls as the
LoadControl method creates a new instance of the UserControl and loads
all of it's associated child controls in its control collection.
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