> I have an user control with any public propertys.
I wand set up propertys directlly in a code behind of a page where he will
be put in, and not directly in the aspx page. How can I refer this us in
my cs page ?
You just address it like any other control. Example:
myControl1.Text="Hello"
Now, the problem is that if it is a USER control (not a custom control),
Visual Studio.net doesn't add it to the codebehind declarations.
So after the other controls' declarations, add a line like:
Protected myControl1 as myControl
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