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Reloading user control

Asked by RTSol in Microsoft Visual C#.Net, Programming for ASP.NET, WebApplications

Tags: programming, ASP.NET, C#, User controls

Hi,

I have a multilingual site and I have a problem when changing the language. The language selector resides in a user control on the page and when the language is changed I need to reload another user control on the page - that might or might not exist depending where on the site you are. The language selector user control is in the master page and the other is in a page using this master page.

The supplied code snippet shows my problems.

PS. I have not designed the site - merely trying to modify it 
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//Here the Cache is cleared
                   rtCache.Clear();
 
                //Update the Categories control
                //Her I try to find the user control but it allways returns null.
                //The user control is in the page Default.aspx
                   UserControl userC = FindControl("ctrlHomePageCategories") as UserControl;
               //Here is the code to reload the control. How do I figure out the virtual path?
                   userC.LoadControl("Virtual path");
                //
 
                trHelper.ReloadCurrentPage();
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