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by: Tony |
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Hi,
I'm trying to access properties from a masterpage. With no success. Can
somebody help me please?
I used the example at:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/dnvs05/html/masterpages.asp?frame=false#masterpages_topic11
(Exposing Properties and Methods from a Master Page)
here my code:
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by: Leffe Andersson |
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Hi folks!
I have a MasterPage with some public methods, and I would like to call them
from a (app_code) class. Is it possible to set a directive or an assembly
reference to a MasterPage from a normal class?
I have no problem to call the masterpage's methods from a contentpage, but
what I would like to do is someting like this...
public partial class MyMaster : System.Web.UI.MasterPage
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by: dawg1998 |
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I have a page that creates dynamic textboxes based on the number of
fields a user chooses to fill out.
This process worked great when the page was standalone. However, when I
move to a Content/MasterPage setup, the MasterPage Form seems to be
interfering with the ability of my code to retrieve the value in the
dynamic control.
Are there any ideas on why this is happening or how to work-around the
problem? What is the syntax to find a...
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by: Alex Maghen |
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Hi. I'm a little confused about the code that resides in the code-behind of a
MasterPage and the code that resides in the code-behind of the actual pages
that USE that MasterPage.
I'm noticing, for example, that the Page_Load on the specific page executes
before the Page_Load of its MasterPage. Is this right? But what I really want
to understand is VARIABLE SCOPE, etc. between the two.
For example: Is there a way for me to write code...
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by: Stan SR |
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Hi,
It's maybe a stupid question.
I have a class that I call from each of my pages.
I would like to know if it's possible to "instantiate" this class from my
masterpage
and call all the methods and properties from my page ?
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by: Boris Yeltsin |
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OK, on my Master Page I have a control:
<a id="hypTabAccount" href="#" runat="server">Account</a>
Now, in the code-behind (Root.master.vb) I can refer to it simply thus:
hypTabAccount.InnerText = "blah"
Now, what I want is the same in a content page that uses the Master Page. I
have a Master Type in my Content page:
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by: =?Utf-8?B?RGFsZQ==?= |
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I have an app with a MasterPage. In the MasterPage is a user control with
several public properties and methods that I want exposed to the content page.
Rather than writing several redirection methods to expose the properties, I
would rather just expose the user control as a property of the MasterPage.
The problem is, when I compile, I get an exception on the content page:
The type 'MessageBlock.MessageBlock' is defined in an...
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by: =?Utf-8?B?SmF5IFBvbmR5?= |
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I am trying to access a Public property on a Master Page from a Base Page.
On the content pages I have the MasterType Directive set up as follows:
<%@ MasterType virtualpath="~/Master.master" %>
On the Master Page I have a public property exposed:
Public Property ErrorMessage() As String
Get
Return txtError.InnerText
End Get
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by: Poofactory |
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HI,
I have a control on a content page that I need to access and modify a
MasterPage variable.
I can find the control alright:
if (Parent.Page.Master.FindControl("Adserver_TopBanner1") !=
null)
{
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This is as boiled down as I can make it.
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Here is the code in...
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Hai team
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