I'm trying to make a list of certain properties of all the controls on an
ASP.NET page. Does anyone know of an easy way to do this? I've tried to
do it a couple of different ways but I'm not getting the hang of it I'm
afraid. Right now I'm parsing text file but that's a pain, not very
elegant, and I'm not sure it'll give me all the info I need. Right now
I'm using VB.Net as the back end but I'll take C#.Net code in a pinch. :)
Tanx in advance,
J
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Could you, for instance, use the Page.Controls collection and recursively
walk through each control?
"J" <Me@here.com> wrote in message
news:pa******** *************** *****@here.com. .. I'm trying to make a list of certain properties of all the controls on an
ASP.NET page. Does anyone know of an easy way to do this? I've tried to
do it a couple of different ways but I'm not getting the hang of it I'm
afraid. Right now I'm parsing text file but that's a pain, not very
elegant, and I'm not sure it'll give me all the info I need. Right now
I'm using VB.Net as the back end but I'll take C#.Net code in a pinch. :)
Tanx in advance,
J
Hi Peter,
I've tried something similar but it seems more complicated than that. If
I look through the list of objects on the property list on the right hand
side I see six objects (including the web form). When I use
page.controls.c ount I get 3. Those objects are 'ctl0', 'form1', and
'ctl1' respectively. It looks like I can access the controls on the form
through 'form1'. Page.Controls(1 ).Controls.Coun t yields the correct
number. I suspect that means that I first have to iterate through the
page controls and find out which one is the form. Is that always the way
it works? If not then this could get messy really quickly. :(
J
On Sun, 20 Nov 2005 21:26:32 -0800, Peter Rilling wrote: Could you, for instance, use the Page.Controls collection and recursively
walk through each control?
"J" <Me@here.com> wrote in message
news:pa******** *************** *****@here.com. .. I'm trying to make a list of certain properties of all the controls on an
ASP.NET page. Does anyone know of an easy way to do this? I've tried to
do it a couple of different ways but I'm not getting the hang of it I'm
afraid. Right now I'm parsing text file but that's a pain, not very
elegant, and I'm not sure it'll give me all the info I need. Right now
I'm using VB.Net as the back end but I'll take C#.Net code in a pinch. :)
Tanx in advance,
J
SWEET!
Here's what I did.
Private Sub CtrlList(ByVal ctrlCol As ControlCollecti on)
Dim ctrl As Control
For Each ctrl In ctrlCol
If ctrl.HasControl s Then
CtrlList(ctrl.C ontrols)
Else
System.Diagnost ics.Debug.Write Line(ctrl.Clien tID)
End If
Next
End Sub
I love recursion. ;)
J
On Mon, 21 Nov 2005 00:56:16 -0500, J wrote: Hi Peter,
I've tried something similar but it seems more complicated than that. If
I look through the list of objects on the property list on the right hand
side I see six objects (including the web form). When I use
page.controls.c ount I get 3. Those objects are 'ctl0', 'form1', and
'ctl1' respectively. It looks like I can access the controls on the form
through 'form1'. Page.Controls(1 ).Controls.Coun t yields the correct
number. I suspect that means that I first have to iterate through the
page controls and find out which one is the form. Is that always the way
it works? If not then this could get messy really quickly. :(
J
On Sun, 20 Nov 2005 21:26:32 -0800, Peter Rilling wrote:
Could you, for instance, use the Page.Controls collection and recursively
walk through each control?
"J" <Me@here.com> wrote in message
news:pa******** *************** *****@here.com. .. I'm trying to make a list of certain properties of all the controls on an
ASP.NET page. Does anyone know of an easy way to do this? I've tried to
do it a couple of different ways but I'm not getting the hang of it I'm
afraid. Right now I'm parsing text file but that's a pain, not very
elegant, and I'm not sure it'll give me all the info I need. Right now
I'm using VB.Net as the back end but I'll take C#.Net code in a pinch. :)
Tanx in advance,
J
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