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Aborting a _Click event?

I have a web control embedded in an aspx page.

On the web control, I have a custom_validator that checks the status
of a dropdown list and compares that to ensure the appropriate text
fields are filled.

When I step through the code, I see that it is infact being run, and
returning:
args.IsInvalid = false;

But, unlike past attempts the _Click event (in this case a
Button_Click) is still being fired disregarding the afore mentioned
CustomValidator being negative.

Is this because the control is on a web control on not natively being
referenced from the base aspx page, or is there something else that I
need to look at?
Nov 17 '05 #1
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