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I have a user control embedded in my C# .NET pages which forms a top navigation. Each page has the same top navigation. The problem is that I'm expected a postback to the page, not the navbar control when the user tries to navigate off a page. It is not doing this. How can I get a postback to the page to clean up and save data when the user selects the user control rather than a page control?
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I have a user control embedded in my C# .NET pages which forms a top navigation. Each page has the same top navigation. The problem is that I'm expected a postback to the page, not the navbar control when the user tries to navigate off a page. It is not doing this. How can I get a postback to the page to clean up and save data when the user selects the user control rather than a page control?

Postback in a page with a user control

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