Does it need to be a public property or can it be a public method?
If real deal is the ModalPopupExtender that I want invoked from a content page that has a master page will not center / work correctly.
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Browse All TopicsThe first part of the code lives in the master page.
The second one lives on a content page that I want the modelpopup to appear on.
My thought is that I can use mpeNewCustomer.Show(); to invoke it but not sure this will work yet;
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by: TheLearnedOnePosted on 2008-05-08 at 12:59:55ID: 21527958
You could use a typed master page, and then provide a public property that returns the UniqueID for the extender.