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Hi all,<br />
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I have a web user control (i.e. control1_wuc.ascx). The web user control is in a page (default.aspx).<br />
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Default.aspx has a placeholder called &quot;Main_PH.&quot; I want to access the control &quot;Main_PH&quot; from the codebehind of control1_wuc.ascx (the web user control). Does anyone know how to do this?<br />
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I hope I've explained things clearly. Below is the Hierarchal structure of things. Main_PH is what I'm after.<br />
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Default.aspx (ASPX Page)<br />
- Main_PH (Placeholder on Default.aspx)<br />
- control1_wuc.aspx (Web User Control on Default.aspx)<br />
- - Method to get Main_PH from the code behind of control1_wuc.aspx??? &lt;-- What I'm missing.<br />
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C# would be great :)<br />
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Hi all,

I have a web user control (i.e. control1_wuc.ascx). The web user control is in a page (default.aspx).

Default.aspx has a placeholder called "Main_PH." I want to access the control "Main_PH" from the codebehind of control1_wuc.ascx (the web user control). Does anyone know how to do this?

I hope I've explained things clearly. Below is the Hierarchal structure of things. Main_PH is what I'm after.

Default.aspx (ASPX Page)
- Main_PH (Placeholder on Default.aspx)
- control1_wuc.aspx (Web User Control on Default.aspx)
- - Method to get Main_PH from the code behind of control1_wuc.aspx??? <-- What I'm missing.

C# would be great :)



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