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I have this set up<br />
Master Page references Web User control, in Web User control there is a Literal <br />
WebPage.aspx references Master Page. I would like to set a value of Literal in Web User Control in WebPage.aspx.cs file. I can do this in two ways and I would like to find out if there is a better approach.<br />
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Approach One: <br />
I use Master Type to create a reference to Master Page in WebPage.aspx and in WebPage.aspx.cs file I use Master.FindControl(&quot;Litera<wbr />l&quot;).Text = value etc ... &nbsp;The problem with this approach is FindControl, if in master page Web User Control is sitting inside of server elements than it would be a hard to reference it, and I would have to do it recursively.<br />
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Approach Two:<br />
I can create a public property in Master Page Code behind which will reference a Literal from Web user control and in WebPage.aspx.cs I access the property and set a value of a Literal through a property.<br />
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Which Approach is Better and is there another approach where I can avoid creating a property? <br />
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I have this set up
Master Page references Web User control, in Web User control there is a Literal 
WebPage.aspx references Master Page. I would like to set a value of Literal in Web User Control in WebPage.aspx.cs file. I can do this in two ways and I would like to find out if there is a better approach.

Approach One: 
I use Master Type to create a reference to Master Page in WebPage.aspx and in WebPage.aspx.cs file I use Master.FindControl("Literal").Text = value etc ...  The problem with this approach is FindControl, if in master page Web User Control is sitting inside of server elements than it would be a hard to reference it, and I would have to do it recursively.

Approach Two:
I can create a public property in Master Page Code behind which will reference a Literal from Web user control and in WebPage.aspx.cs I access the property and set a value of a Literal through a property.

Which Approach is Better and is there another approach where I can avoid creating a property? 


 

set a value of literal in web user control referenced by master page and master page is referenced by WebPage

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