Dear all,
I try to study Web user control .For that I have created a simple text box
with button as a webuser control which has 2 properties.
Then I drop my user control on a web page for testing.
I have read that If we need to retrive Webuser control properties from the
web page, we need to place the code in the PAge_Prerender event of the form
which contains it.
So what I have do is that I place that webuser control on a web page called
WebPage1.aspx then on the pre_render event of that page I have place
following code :
dim sText as string
sText= myUserCtrl.getV alue
Doing that return an error when executin about object not initiliaze. Then
when setting a break point on line above, effecively the myUserCtrl is nothing
So it is not fully loaded then
On which part can I retrive myuserCtrl properties value ?
thanks for your help
regards
serge 5 1302
did you set the textbox as Public in the control?
--
Curt Christianson
site: http://www.darkfalz.com
blog: http://blog.darkfalz.com
"serge calderara" wrote: Dear all, I try to study Web user control .For that I have created a simple text box with button as a webuser control which has 2 properties.
Then I drop my user control on a web page for testing. I have read that If we need to retrive Webuser control properties from the web page, we need to place the code in the PAge_Prerender event of the form which contains it.
So what I have do is that I place that webuser control on a web page called WebPage1.aspx then on the pre_render event of that page I have place following code :
dim sText as string sText= myUserCtrl.getV alue
Doing that return an error when executin about object not initiliaze. Then when setting a break point on line above, effecively the myUserCtrl is nothing
So it is not fully loaded then
On which part can I retrive myuserCtrl properties value ?
thanks for your help regards serge
What do you mean by that ?
I simply drop a textbox control on my webuser control in design mode, then
create public properties as follow :
Public Property GetValue() As String
Get
Return ViewState("valu e")
End Get
Set(ByVal Value As String)
ViewState("valu e") = Value
End Set
Then somewhere on my webcontrol code I set :
ViewState("valu e")=mytxtBox.te xt
thanks
"Curt_C [MVP]" wrote: did you set the textbox as Public in the control?
-- Curt Christianson site: http://www.darkfalz.com blog: http://blog.darkfalz.com "serge calderara" wrote:
Dear all, I try to study Web user control .For that I have created a simple text box with button as a webuser control which has 2 properties.
Then I drop my user control on a web page for testing. I have read that If we need to retrive Webuser control properties from the web page, we need to place the code in the PAge_Prerender event of the form which contains it.
So what I have do is that I place that webuser control on a web page called WebPage1.aspx then on the pre_render event of that page I have place following code :
dim sText as string sText= myUserCtrl.getV alue
Doing that return an error when executin about object not initiliaze. Then when setting a break point on line above, effecively the myUserCtrl is nothing
So it is not fully loaded then
On which part can I retrive myuserCtrl properties value ?
thanks for your help regards serge
ok... then on your page declare the UserControl and access the TextBox
Dim userControl1 as YourUserControl
Dim strSomeText as String = userControl1.Ge tValue
Although you dont need the GetValue(), you could just call the .Text
property directly if the TextBox is declared Public
Dim userControl1 as YourUserControl
Dim strSomeText as String = userControl1.Yo urTexBox.Text
--
Curt Christianson
site: http://www.darkfalz.com
blog: http://blog.darkfalz.com
"serge calderara" wrote: What do you mean by that ?
I simply drop a textbox control on my webuser control in design mode, then create public properties as follow : Public Property GetValue() As String Get Return ViewState("valu e") End Get Set(ByVal Value As String) ViewState("valu e") = Value
End Set
Then somewhere on my webcontrol code I set : ViewState("valu e")=mytxtBox.te xt
thanks
"Curt_C [MVP]" wrote:
did you set the textbox as Public in the control?
-- Curt Christianson site: http://www.darkfalz.com blog: http://blog.darkfalz.com "serge calderara" wrote:
Dear all, I try to study Web user control .For that I have created a simple text box with button as a webuser control which has 2 properties.
Then I drop my user control on a web page for testing. I have read that If we need to retrive Webuser control properties from the web page, we need to place the code in the PAge_Prerender event of the form which contains it.
So what I have do is that I place that webuser control on a web page called WebPage1.aspx then on the pre_render event of that page I have place following code :
dim sText as string sText= myUserCtrl.getV alue
Doing that return an error when executin about object not initiliaze. Then when setting a break point on line above, effecively the myUserCtrl is nothing
So it is not fully loaded then
On which part can I retrive myuserCtrl properties value ?
thanks for your help regards serge
This is what I have done.
In which palce in the page should I call my control property ?
If I place it in Page_load event, it fails cause the control is not yet
fully loaded
I read in ms press books that the controls gets loaded at the end of the
page_load event
how to do then ?
regards
serge
"Curt_C [MVP]" wrote: ok... then on your page declare the UserControl and access the TextBox
Dim userControl1 as YourUserControl Dim strSomeText as String = userControl1.Ge tValue
Although you dont need the GetValue(), you could just call the .Text property directly if the TextBox is declared Public
Dim userControl1 as YourUserControl Dim strSomeText as String = userControl1.Yo urTexBox.Text
-- Curt Christianson site: http://www.darkfalz.com blog: http://blog.darkfalz.com "serge calderara" wrote:
What do you mean by that ?
I simply drop a textbox control on my webuser control in design mode, then create public properties as follow : Public Property GetValue() As String Get Return ViewState("valu e") End Get Set(ByVal Value As String) ViewState("valu e") = Value
End Set
Then somewhere on my webcontrol code I set : ViewState("valu e")=mytxtBox.te xt
thanks
"Curt_C [MVP]" wrote:
did you set the textbox as Public in the control?
-- Curt Christianson site: http://www.darkfalz.com blog: http://blog.darkfalz.com "serge calderara" wrote:
> Dear all, > I try to study Web user control .For that I have created a simple text box > with button as a webuser control which has 2 properties. > > Then I drop my user control on a web page for testing. > I have read that If we need to retrive Webuser control properties from the > web page, we need to place the code in the PAge_Prerender event of the form > which contains it. > > So what I have do is that I place that webuser control on a web page called > WebPage1.aspx then on the pre_render event of that page I have place > following code : > > dim sText as string > sText= myUserCtrl.getV alue > > Doing that return an error when executin about object not initiliaze. Then > when setting a break point on line above, effecively the myUserCtrl is nothing > > So it is not fully loaded then > > On which part can I retrive myuserCtrl properties value ? > > thanks for your help > regards > serge > >
As for where in your code...
Are you trying to read or write to the textbox? If you are trying to read it
you will want to wait till it's populated and they do something to PostBack,
in which case you can do it in the Load or the individual event (Button
Click?) that causes the postback.
--
Curt Christianson
site: http://www.darkfalz.com
blog: http://blog.darkfalz.com
"serge calderara" wrote: This is what I have done.
In which palce in the page should I call my control property ?
If I place it in Page_load event, it fails cause the control is not yet fully loaded I read in ms press books that the controls gets loaded at the end of the page_load event
how to do then ?
regards serge "Curt_C [MVP]" wrote:
ok... then on your page declare the UserControl and access the TextBox
Dim userControl1 as YourUserControl Dim strSomeText as String = userControl1.Ge tValue
Although you dont need the GetValue(), you could just call the .Text property directly if the TextBox is declared Public
Dim userControl1 as YourUserControl Dim strSomeText as String = userControl1.Yo urTexBox.Text
-- Curt Christianson site: http://www.darkfalz.com blog: http://blog.darkfalz.com "serge calderara" wrote:
What do you mean by that ?
I simply drop a textbox control on my webuser control in design mode, then create public properties as follow : Public Property GetValue() As String Get Return ViewState("valu e") End Get Set(ByVal Value As String) ViewState("valu e") = Value
End Set
Then somewhere on my webcontrol code I set : ViewState("valu e")=mytxtBox.te xt
thanks
"Curt_C [MVP]" wrote:
> did you set the textbox as Public in the control? > > -- > Curt Christianson > site: http://www.darkfalz.com > blog: http://blog.darkfalz.com > > > > "serge calderara" wrote: > > > Dear all, > > I try to study Web user control .For that I have created a simple text box > > with button as a webuser control which has 2 properties. > > > > Then I drop my user control on a web page for testing. > > I have read that If we need to retrive Webuser control properties from the > > web page, we need to place the code in the PAge_Prerender event of the form > > which contains it. > > > > So what I have do is that I place that webuser control on a web page called > > WebPage1.aspx then on the pre_render event of that page I have place > > following code : > > > > dim sText as string > > sText= myUserCtrl.getV alue > > > > Doing that return an error when executin about object not initiliaze. Then > > when setting a break point on line above, effecively the myUserCtrl is nothing > > > > So it is not fully loaded then > > > > On which part can I retrive myuserCtrl properties value ? > > > > thanks for your help > > regards > > serge > > > > This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics |
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