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8.2

Child controls being loaded BEFORE parent controls

Asked by senior_internet in C# Programming Language, Programming for ASP.NET, .NET Framework 2.x

Tags: child, composite, createchildcontrol

I'm tearing my hair out here!

I have a composite server control 'FilterList' which has a collection of child controls 'FilterField' which are themselves composite controls. they're declared like this:

<cc1:FilteredList ....>
    <cc1:FilterFieldSection...
        <cc1:FilterField ...
        <cc1:FilterField ...
    </cc1:FilterFieldSection>
</cc1:FilteredList>

Now, what's confusing me is that the CreateChildControls method of the FilterField controls is being called before the CreateChildControl of the FilteredList. And also, the this.Page is always null at this point. Why would that happen? It's meaning that none of my filterField controls are holding their data via the ViewState.


Please help before I'm completely bald.
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