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not really, just trying to get the value from the commandarg to the usercontrol and update the ascx page to be displayed with the info <br />

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not really, just trying to get the value from the commandarg to the usercontrol and update the ascx page to be displayed with the info


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never was response to question
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I've requested that this question be deleted for the following reason:

never was response to question

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Hi! Why do you delete this question? Did you try Request.Params[&quot;__EVENTTAR<wbr />GUMENT&quot;]? Another solution is to create public property for you user control and set it explicitly in button event handler. Indeed this question has many &nbsp;solutions, but you have to choose one that is most sutable for your scenario.
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Hi! Why do you delete this question? Did you try Request.Params["__EVENTTARGUMENT"]? Another solution is to create public property for you user control and set it explicitly in button event handler. Indeed this question has many  solutions, but you have to choose one that is most sutable for your scenario.

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not what I was thinking but, works perfectly
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not what I was thinking but, works perfectly

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Have the main page with a list of link buttons, user selects one and want the usercontrol (ascx) portion to load with the selected value. 
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Have the main page with a list of link buttons, user selects one and want the usercontrol (ascx) portion to load with the selected value. 

how to get ItemCommand (arg) from aspx in usercontrol

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