Accessing a method in usercontrol from page or from other usecontrol.

[Fernando Lopes]

Hi.
How can I access a method in the code behind of a user control from the code
behind of a page or in the code behind of another usercontrol.
I change the method to public and now I access from the Page.
But, there is any problem using this way? (public method)
Anyone knows another way?
How can I access from another usercontrol?
Thanks.

Fernando

[Karl Seguin]

Fernando,
You can read my article on the topic here:
http://openmymind.net/communication/index.html

But you've pretty much done it the right way...the method must be public -
there's nothing bad about this. if you want, you can make it internal (c#)
or friend (vb.net) which will make it only accessible in your assembly - but
that's only really necessary if (a) you know what the hell i'm talking about
and (B) you are building some kind of api (and your API shouldn't be located
in your codebehind anyways).

karl

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MY ASP.Net tutorials
http://www.openmymind.net/
"Fernando Lopes" <fe*******@remove.terra.com.br> wrote in message
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Hi.
How can I access a method in the code behind of a user control from the code behind of a page or in the code behind of another usercontrol.
I change the method to public and now I access from the Page.
But, there is any problem using this way? (public method)
Anyone knows another way?
How can I access from another usercontrol?
Thanks.

Fernando

[Fernando Lopes]

Thanks Karl.
Almost i'm in the right way. That's good!
I will read your article and, about internal, i know what the hell you're
talking and i'm not building any kind of api.

Thanks again.
Fernando
"Karl Seguin" <karl REMOVE @ REMOVE openmymind REMOVEMETOO . ANDME net>
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Fernando,
You can read my article on the topic here:
http://openmymind.net/communication/index.html

But you've pretty much done it the right way...the method must be public -
there's nothing bad about this. if you want, you can make it internal (c#)
or friend (vb.net) which will make it only accessible in your assembly -
but
that's only really necessary if (a) you know what the hell i'm talking
about
and (B) you are building some kind of api (and your API shouldn't be
located
in your codebehind anyways).

karl

--
MY ASP.Net tutorials
http://www.openmymind.net/
"Fernando Lopes" <fe*******@remove.terra.com.br> wrote in message
news:ua*************@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...

Hi.
How can I access a method in the code behind of a user control from the

code

behind of a page or in the code behind of another usercontrol.
I change the method to public and now I access from the Page.
But, there is any problem using this way? (public method)
Anyone knows another way?
How can I access from another usercontrol?
Thanks.

Fernando