That's not how it works.
MS is choosing the "object sender" in that case.
When you wire up your own events, handlers, and subclassed EventArg .......
you can then specify a sender.
You have to figure out what you need to do with the subclassed EventArg that
you are given for the events in a GridView.
You can search for "FindControl", but that is usually done WITHIN THE
CONTEXT OF YOUR GRIDVIEW.
As in, if you have a ddl in inside your GridView, you can find it.
"rodchar" <ro*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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So if i go to quick tasks for the DropDownList that's inside my GridView
EditTemplate and goto EditDataBindings what do I specify to pass the
DropDownList itself as an argument?
"Cowboy (Gregory A. Beamer)" wrote:
Yes, you can pass the sender and EventArgs. In fact, this is done
routinely
to bubble up information (like from a control to a page).
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"rodchar" <ro*****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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hey all,
i have a dropdownlist inside my gridview and i'm specifying the
datasource
of the dropdownlist as LoadDropDownList. I was wondering if i can pass
it
Sender,Source or something like that? (i.e. LoadDropDownList(sender)?
>
thanks,
rodchar
