Setting Properties of User Control On Master Page

[Mick Walker]

Hi All,

I have a user control on my master page, which exposes 3 public
properties (all boolean). Basically by the values of these properties,
the user control builds a menu to for users to navigate through the website.

I am wondering, how can I set the property of a usercontrol contained
within a Master Page, from a content page?

Kind Regards

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Usually by exposing them as Master page properties - as your user control is
"internal" to the master page, it makes sense to only manipulate them within
it.
"Mick Walker" wrote:

Hi All,

I have a user control on my master page, which exposes 3 public
properties (all boolean). Basically by the values of these properties,
the user control builds a menu to for users to navigate through the website.

I am wondering, how can I set the property of a usercontrol contained
within a Master Page, from a content page?

Kind Regards

[Mick Walker]

Could you please give me an example of how to achieve this please?

Sergey Poberezovskiy wrote:

Usually by exposing them as Master page properties - as your user control is
"internal" to the master page, it makes sense to only manipulate them within
it.
"Mick Walker" wrote:

>Hi All,

I have a user control on my master page, which exposes 3 public
properties (all boolean). Basically by the values of these properties,
the user control builds a menu to for users to navigate through the website.

I am wondering, how can I set the property of a usercontrol contained
within a Master Page, from a content page?

Kind Regards

[Brandon Gano]

--master.master--
<asp:Label ID="lblWelcomeMessage" runat="server" />

--master.master.cs--
public string WelcomeMessage
{
get { return lblWelcomeMessage.Text; }
set { lblWelcomeMessage.Text = value; }
}

--page.aspx.cs--
protected override void OnLoad(EventArgs e)
{
base.OnLoad(e);
this.Master.WelcomeMessage = "Hello World!";
}
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Could you please give me an example of how to achieve this please?

Sergey Poberezovskiy wrote:

>Usually by exposing them as Master page properties - as your user control
is "internal" to the master page, it makes sense to only manipulate them
within it.
"Mick Walker" wrote:

>>Hi All,

I have a user control on my master page, which exposes 3 public
properties (all boolean). Basically by the values of these properties,
the user control builds a menu to for users to navigate through the
website.

I am wondering, how can I set the property of a usercontrol contained
within a Master Page, from a content page?

Kind Regards