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Which Page_Load event is raised first?Hello, friends,
In a .aspx page, we have a web user control. In both control and .aspx page, we have Page_Load event. My question is: Which event will raised first when rendering this page to clients? Can I change web user control's properties in .aspx Page_Load event so that control's Page_Load can use the new property values I just assigned? Thanks. It's recursing starting from the page to controls, to child controls.
Karl Show quote "Andrew" <And***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3C2F5070-EB9E-48D3-B209-0037258AC733@microsoft.com... > Hello, friends, > > In a .aspx page, we have a web user control. > > In both control and .aspx page, we have Page_Load event. > > My question is: Which event will raised first when rendering this page to > clients? Can I change web user control's properties in .aspx Page_Load > event > so that control's Page_Load can use the new property values I just > assigned? > > Thanks. Thank you, Karl,
In .aspx html, I have: <uc1:MainMenu id="MainMenu1" name="MainMenu1" runat="server"></uc1:MainMenu> But, in Page_Load event (c#), I could not see this.MainMenu1. I thought I should be able to see this web user control I dropped on this page?? Any reference paper, or sample source code? Thanks a lot. Show quote "Karl Seguin [MVP]" wrote: > It's recursing starting from the page to controls, to child controls. > > Karl > > -- > MY ASP.Net tutorials > http://www.openmymind.net/ > > > "Andrew" <And***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:3C2F5070-EB9E-48D3-B209-0037258AC733@microsoft.com... > > Hello, friends, > > > > In a .aspx page, we have a web user control. > > > > In both control and .aspx page, we have Page_Load event. > > > > My question is: Which event will raised first when rendering this page to > > clients? Can I change web user control's properties in .aspx Page_Load > > event > > so that control's Page_Load can use the new property values I just > > assigned? > > > > Thanks. > > > It's possible that the decleration for the control simply didn't make it
into codebehind. Sometimes it's automatically generated, sometimes it isn't. Expand the auto-generated region in your codebehind, and see if you have a MainMenu1 variable defined, ala: protected MainMenuMainMenu1; if it isn't htere, simply add it. Karl Show quote "Andrew" <And***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3B0B6F6A-BB17-4D42-A6D6-63B972E352F5@microsoft.com... > Thank you, Karl, > > In .aspx html, I have: > > <uc1:MainMenu id="MainMenu1" name="MainMenu1" > runat="server"></uc1:MainMenu> > > But, in Page_Load event (c#), I could not see this.MainMenu1. I thought I > should be able to see this web user control I dropped on this page?? > > Any reference paper, or sample source code? Thanks a lot. > > > > "Karl Seguin [MVP]" wrote: > >> It's recursing starting from the page to controls, to child controls. >> >> Karl >> >> -- >> MY ASP.Net tutorials >> http://www.openmymind.net/ >> >> >> "Andrew" <And***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:3C2F5070-EB9E-48D3-B209-0037258AC733@microsoft.com... >> > Hello, friends, >> > >> > In a .aspx page, we have a web user control. >> > >> > In both control and .aspx page, we have Page_Load event. >> > >> > My question is: Which event will raised first when rendering this page >> > to >> > clients? Can I change web user control's properties in .aspx Page_Load >> > event >> > so that control's Page_Load can use the new property values I just >> > assigned? >> > >> > Thanks. >> >> >>  |
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