server side control and undefined value

[Boris Nieuwenhuis]

Hi,
I noticed this behaviour more often.
in the visual c# editor of .NET 1.1 if select a HTML control and then select
it in the form editor and then right click and select run as server control,
thhus changing it to a server side control, sometimes these controls don't
get initialised in the code behind.
For instance, now I have a radio group of 5 radio button, and I selected
them an made them run at server. If i put a breakpoint in my code behind in
the page_load on these lines of code
if(Request["rdoAbonnement"]!=null){
if(Request.Form["rdoAbonnement"].Equals(Radio1.Value)){do something}
if(Request.Form["rdoAbonnement"].Equals(Radio2.Value)){do something}
if(Request.Form["rdoAbonnement"].Equals(Radio3.Value)){do something}
if(Request.Form["rdoAbonnement"].Equals(Radio4.Value)){do something}
if(Request.Form["rdoAbonnement"].Equals(Radio5.Value)){do something}
}
However Radio3 is a null reference, this control reference doesn;'t get
initialises. I saw this behaviour more often and with different types of
controls.
Anybody got an idea?
Greetz Boris

[Pent]

This is VC++ groups. check ...csharp, aspnet

"Boris Nieuwenhuis" <bo**************@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
I noticed this behaviour more often.
in the visual c# editor of .NET 1.1 if select a HTML control and then select it in the form editor and then right click and select run as server control, thhus changing it to a server side control, sometimes these controls don't
get initialised in the code behind.
For instance, now I have a radio group of 5 radio button, and I selected
them an made them run at server. If i put a breakpoint in my code behind in the page_load on these lines of code
if(Request["rdoAbonnement"]!=null){
if(Request.Form["rdoAbonnement"].Equals(Radio1.Value)){do something}
if(Request.Form["rdoAbonnement"].Equals(Radio2.Value)){do something}
if(Request.Form["rdoAbonnement"].Equals(Radio3.Value)){do something}
if(Request.Form["rdoAbonnement"].Equals(Radio4.Value)){do something}
if(Request.Form["rdoAbonnement"].Equals(Radio5.Value)){do something}
}
However Radio3 is a null reference, this control reference doesn;'t get
initialises. I saw this behaviour more often and with different types of
controls.
Anybody got an idea?
Greetz Boris

[Boris Nieuwenhuis]

Sorry

"Pent" <pent> wrote in message news:eq**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...

This is VC++ groups. check ...csharp, aspnet

"Boris Nieuwenhuis" <bo**************@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:ea**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...

Hi,
I noticed this behaviour more often.
in the visual c# editor of .NET 1.1 if select a HTML control and then

select

it in the form editor and then right click and select run as server

control,

thhus changing it to a server side control, sometimes these controls don't get initialised in the code behind.
For instance, now I have a radio group of 5 radio button, and I selected
them an made them run at server. If i put a breakpoint in my code behind

in

the page_load on these lines of code
if(Request["rdoAbonnement"]!=null){
if(Request.Form["rdoAbonnement"].Equals(Radio1.Value)){do something}
if(Request.Form["rdoAbonnement"].Equals(Radio2.Value)){do something}
if(Request.Form["rdoAbonnement"].Equals(Radio3.Value)){do something}
if(Request.Form["rdoAbonnement"].Equals(Radio4.Value)){do something}
if(Request.Form["rdoAbonnement"].Equals(Radio5.Value)){do something}
}
However Radio3 is a null reference, this control reference doesn;'t get
initialises. I saw this behaviour more often and with different types of
controls.
Anybody got an idea?
Greetz Boris