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losing viewstate when changing a control's parent

PJ6
Is there any way to get around a control losing its viewstate if its parent
is changed in code?

Paul
Nov 19 '05 #1
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PJ6
Well that was an interesting exercise in futility. Apparently I can preserve
the ViewState, it happens automatically regardless of where the control is
parented, but only if the parent is not a class inherited from Control or
WebControl... I had to inherit from Table directly. I sure would like to see
the code behind Table so I can do ViewState preservation for any container
regardless of its inheritance.

Paul

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Is there any way to get around a control losing its viewstate if its
parent is changed in code?

Paul

Nov 19 '05 #2

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