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In a composite control with child controls, how do you fire an event in the
parent(root) control so that a child control does something. Do I need to
bubble an event?
Feb 17 '08 #1
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No, you do not need to fire an event. Simply instruct the child control to
do something:

ChildControl.Do Something();

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In a composite control with child controls, how do you fire an event in
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parent(root) control so that a child control does something. Do I need to
bubble an event?

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