You have provided an example of how to create a dynamic RadPageView, loading a dynamic user control.
http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet/prometheus/TabStrip/Examples/ApplicationScenarios/DynamicPageView/DefaultCS.aspx
How does one then pass a variable value into this dynamic user control?
Your example doesn't show that.
thanks.
Moon.
http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet/prometheus/TabStrip/Examples/ApplicationScenarios/DynamicPageView/DefaultCS.aspx
How does one then pass a variable value into this dynamic user control?
Your example doesn't show that.
thanks.
Moon.
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answered on 03 Nov 2008, 05:12 PM
Hey Moon,
what about
((MyUserControlType)multiPage.Controls[0]).MySpecificStringProperty = "Something"; ?
or
((Label)multiPage.Controls[0].FindControl("MyLabel1")).Text = "Something"; ?
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Blaize
what about
((MyUserControlType)multiPage.Controls[0]).MySpecificStringProperty = "Something"; ?
or
((Label)multiPage.Controls[0].FindControl("MyLabel1")).Text = "Something"; ?
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answered on 03 Nov 2008, 05:48 PM
Sorry, that confuses me.
I use this in the PageViewCreated function:
Dim userControlName As String = String.Empty
userControlName = "~/Modules/Login/Controls/RegisterControl.ascx"
Dim uc As Control = Page.LoadControl(userControlName)
uc.ID = "pvRegister" & e.PageView.ID
e.PageView.Controls.Add(uc)
At this point, my control ID will be "pvRegisterForum" perhaps.
My control name is: RegisterControl.ascx
I want to call this function, SetuserType, within my control:
Select Case e.PageView.ID
Case Enums.UserType.Forums.ToString
myControl.SetUserType(Enums.UserType.Forums)
How do I get the "myControl" value?
How do I find this control and use it to call the SetUserType function?
thanks.
I use this in the PageViewCreated function:
Dim userControlName As String = String.Empty
userControlName = "~/Modules/Login/Controls/RegisterControl.ascx"
Dim uc As Control = Page.LoadControl(userControlName)
uc.ID = "pvRegister" & e.PageView.ID
e.PageView.Controls.Add(uc)
At this point, my control ID will be "pvRegisterForum" perhaps.
My control name is: RegisterControl.ascx
I want to call this function, SetuserType, within my control:
Select Case e.PageView.ID
Case Enums.UserType.Forums.ToString
myControl.SetUserType(Enums.UserType.Forums)
How do I get the "myControl" value?
How do I find this control and use it to call the SetUserType function?
thanks.
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answered on 03 Nov 2008, 05:52 PM
BTW, I'm not certain the type to cast it to...
I've tried this:
Dim myControl = DirectCast(RadMultiPage1.Controls(0).FindControl(uc.ID), RadPageView)
myControl.SetUserType(Enums.UserType.Forums)
But it says SetUserType is not a member of RadPageView.
I'm really lost on this. Sorry.
I've tried this:
Dim myControl = DirectCast(RadMultiPage1.Controls(0).FindControl(uc.ID), RadPageView)
myControl.SetUserType(Enums.UserType.Forums)
But it says SetUserType is not a member of RadPageView.
I'm really lost on this. Sorry.
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answered on 03 Nov 2008, 10:11 PM
Hey Moon,
You should use the following (assuming you use a web application project, but not a website):
Dim myControl = DirectCast(RadMultiPage1.Controls(0).FindControl(uc.ID), [MyUserControlTypeName])
myControl.SetUserType(Enums.UserType.Forums)
I assume the user control has the SetUserType method already.
If having a web site, the things get a bit trickier:
You should create a base class (e.g. MyUserControlBase), deriving from UserControl to the App_Code folder. The base class should contain the SetUserType method in it. Then you should just modify your user control to inherit the MyUserControlBase class.
Cheers,
Blaize
You should use the following (assuming you use a web application project, but not a website):
Dim myControl = DirectCast(RadMultiPage1.Controls(0).FindControl(uc.ID), [MyUserControlTypeName])
myControl.SetUserType(Enums.UserType.Forums)
I assume the user control has the SetUserType method already.
If having a web site, the things get a bit trickier:
You should create a base class (e.g. MyUserControlBase), deriving from UserControl to the App_Code folder. The base class should contain the SetUserType method in it. Then you should just modify your user control to inherit the MyUserControlBase class.
Cheers,
Blaize