How to load different user control - Call made from control being replaced

[moondaddy]

I need to replace a user control on a page with a different user control.
The challenge I'm faced with is that this call is being made from the user
control being replaced.

Normally I replace one user control with another user control like this
'Using vb.net 1.1

ctl = LoadControl(ctl Path)
Me.cellControlH older.Controls. Clear()
Me.cellControlH older.Controls. Add(ctl)
However, here's the unique scenario I'm working with now: The main (parent)
page is default.aspx and in Me.cellControlH older (in default.aspx) I've
loaded ShoppingCart.as cx. Now in the shoppingcart control a user clicked on
a the checkout button and in that onclick event I found that the user hasn't
logged in yet. So now I want to replace the shopping cart user control with
the Login.ascx user control. But keep in mind that this code is running in
the shopping cart control. In an nutshell I need to call a method from in
the shoppingcart control to its parent (default.aspx) and this method will
run this:

ctlPath="blabla bla/Login.ascx"
ctl = LoadControl(ctl Path)
Me.cellControlH older.Controls. Clear()
Me.cellControlH older.Controls. Add(ctl)

Any great ideas on how to do this?

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mo*******@nospa m.com

[moondaddy]

This trick has a pretty good success rate. If I can't figure out something
even if my life depened on it, post a question to the user groups and it
will automaticly come to my mind. I figured it out and here' how:
'Note: this code is running in the shoppingcart user control and is located
in a table cell called "cellControlHol der"on the default page.
Dim ctlHolder As Control
Dim ctl As UserControl

Dim ctlPath As String = "Login.ascx "
ctlHolder = Me.Parent ' me.parent is "cellControlHol der"

ctl = LoadControl(ctl Path)
ctlHolder.Contr ols.Clear()
ctlHolder.Contr ols.Add(ctl)

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mo*******@nospa m.com
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I need to replace a user control on a page with a different user control.
The challenge I'm faced with is that this call is being made from the user
control being replaced.

Normally I replace one user control with another user control like this
'Using vb.net 1.1

ctl = LoadControl(ctl Path)
Me.cellControlH older.Controls. Clear()
Me.cellControlH older.Controls. Add(ctl)
However, here's the unique scenario I'm working with now: The main (parent) page is default.aspx and in Me.cellControlH older (in default.aspx) I've
loaded ShoppingCart.as cx. Now in the shoppingcart control a user clicked on a the checkout button and in that onclick event I found that the user hasn't logged in yet. So now I want to replace the shopping cart user control with the Login.ascx user control. But keep in mind that this code is running in the shopping cart control. In an nutshell I need to call a method from in
the shoppingcart control to its parent (default.aspx) and this method will
run this:

ctlPath="blabla bla/Login.ascx"
ctl = LoadControl(ctl Path)
Me.cellControlH older.Controls. Clear()
Me.cellControlH older.Controls. Add(ctl)

Any great ideas on how to do this?

--
mo*******@nospa m.com