I have 2 user controls within a master page, and I would like one of
them to call a function in the other.
All the examples I have seen involve a page communicating with the
Master page, or with a user control communicating with the Master
page, not with a user control directly talking to another user
control, bypassing the page itself.
So, I have the following files:
Haep.master - which contains:
Equip.ascx
Compare.ascx
(also there are 16 ASPX pages that inherit from the Master page)
To demonstrate I have tried my hardest to read this forum, here's what
I've got working so far. The aspx pages have a function in them to set
the public property of Equip.ascx. I am currently using
-- in *.aspx.cs:
((Haep)Page.Mas ter).EquipXmlFi le = "myfile";
-- in Haep.master.cs
public string EquipXmlFile
{
get { return ucEquip.XmlFile ; }
set { ucEquip.XmlFile = value; }
}
and this works fine, passing the correct XmlFile parameter to the
Equip.ascx user control. I have not set the @MasterType, so I have had
to cast the Master page. However this still works well for this simple
function.
So, that's an example of what I have got working... now my problem is,
within Equip.ascx there is a function from which I would like to call
a different function in Compare.ascx. Neither of these user controls
are within the *.aspx pages, they are in the Haep.master page. I've
tried casting the Master page and also Compare.ascx from within
Equip.ascx.cs, but I still cannot get hold of the public function I
want.
Ideally I want something like this:
-- in Equip.ascx.cs
private void Something_Click (...)
{
UserControl ucCompare = (...properly casted Compare.ascx user
control...);
ucCompare.DoSom ething(...);
}
-- in Compare.ascx
public void DoSomething(... )
{
// do something
}
Do I need to start looking at events instead, or is there an easy way
I can get the user controls to talk to each other, even if it is via
an intermediate public function within the Master page itself? Any
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