How to access public method of user control?

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I have a default.aspx page. Default.aspx has placeholders. ASCX user controls
are loaded into these placeholders at Page_Load.

Each user control has a MultiView, within that there are two views for each
user control. One view is the “readonly� view and the other is the “Edit� view

The key is that I only want one user control to be in EDIT mode at a given
time. If the user tries to change the ActiveViewIndex of control A to be in
EDIT mode, then I want to reset the ActiveViewIndex of all other controls =
0; for all other user controls’ MultiView objects (B,C,D). . Likewise, if
they go into “edit mode� on user control B, then A,C,D need to reset their
ActiveViewIndex = 0;

How do I access the ActiveViewIndex of the other user controls outside the
current control I’m processing? (given that each control is defined within
its own .ASCX page? ). I did change the cancel buttons on each of the user
controls from protected to public, but Im stuck from there.

Any help appreciated. I hope this made sense.
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JP
..NET Software Developer

[Kevin Spencer]

The Controls are all part of the same Page. So, you access them via the
Page.

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Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP

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>I have a default.aspx page. Default.aspx has placeholders. ASCX user
controls
are loaded into these placeholders at Page_Load.

Each user control has a MultiView, within that there are two views for
each
user control. One view is the "readonly" view and the other is the "Edit"
view

The key is that I only want one user control to be in EDIT mode at a given
time. If the user tries to change the ActiveViewIndex of control A to be
in
EDIT mode, then I want to reset the ActiveViewIndex of all other controls
=
0; for all other user controls' MultiView objects (B,C,D). . Likewise, if
they go into "edit mode" on user control B, then A,C,D need to reset their
ActiveViewIndex = 0;

How do I access the ActiveViewIndex of the other user controls outside the
current control I'm processing? (given that each control is defined within
its own .ASCX page? ). I did change the cancel buttons on each of the user
controls from protected to public, but Im stuck from there.

Any help appreciated. I hope this made sense.
--
JP
.NET Software Developer