Just like the DropDownList control has a SelectedIndexChanged event, you can create custom events for your custom user controls.
In the user control...
Public Event MyEvent As System.EventHandler
Protected Sub DoSomething()
RaiseEvent MyEvent(Me, New EventArgs())
End Sub
And in the main page which contains the user control...
Protected Sub myControl_MyEvent(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles myControl.MyEvent
'Code goes here
End Sub
Quite good really. Now I just need to figure out how to cause a postback from the user control!
6 comments:
This was the most easiest way of setting an event. This is awesome.
The only thing I would put in, is a public Dim value as "datatype"
and change the value in the event that you want to fire back.
that way, when you call the event in the parent page, you can call the value you want.
THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!! THANK YOU!!!
use an ajax update panel to trigger the post back on the return of the event.
What about if my control is loaded dynamically to a placeholder.
Dim MyTestControl As Control = LoadControl("~/Controls/MyControl.ascx")
PlaceHolderControls.Controls.Add(MyTestControl)
Good for people to know.
Thank you very much for the code.
It was very helpful and easy to follow.
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