Multiple User Controls and ViewState

[Maury]

Hello,
I have a question: what happens if multiple user controls (sometime
of the same type)
write in the same ViewState key ?
Each one erase previous values?
To avoid this have I to prefix the ViewState keu with a
"this.clientID" ???

Thanks

[Kevin Spencer]

Every Control has its own ViewState, so you don't need to worry about this.

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Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP

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Hello,
I have a question: what happens if multiple user controls (sometime
of the same type)
write in the same ViewState key ?
Each one erase previous values?
To avoid this have I to prefix the ViewState keu with a
"this.clientID" ???

Thanks

[bruce barker]

basically its keyed by the UniqueID. this is why your control must
render with the same name on postback to access its viewstate.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

Kevin Spencer wrote:

Every Control has its own ViewState, so you don't need to worry about this.