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Hi,
I have a page with a private variable: AccountData.
This handles all of the account data and i save it in the viewstate between postbacks.
I have a User Control named - AccountFavorite s that renders all of the account Favorite topics.
When a user decides he wants to cancel one favorite topic he clicks on an asp:LinkButton and it postback to the server to change the value in the Database.

however, the Control doesn't know what "AccountDat a" is, only the page does. how can i use the "AccountDat a" in a postback of the Control? or can I make the postback go to the page instead?

Thanks a lot!
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