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Is this possible? Calling a sub in a Child webpage from the Master webpage
Posted on 2012-12-22
I am using a MasterPage & a default.aspx page
The MasterPage contains a <asp:DropDownList control.
When this ddl changes, it fires this sub:
Protected Sub DropDownList1_SelectedInde
I have a sub in Default.aspx code-behind that uses the value set in the <asp:DropDownList control DropDownList1. The sub name is doStuff_default()
Is there a way to call the sub doStuff_default() from the MasterPage code-behind DropDownList1_SelectedInde
The MasterPage contains a <asp:DropDownList control.
When this ddl changes, it fires this sub:
Protected Sub DropDownList1_SelectedInde
I have a sub in Default.aspx code-behind that uses the value set in the <asp:DropDownList control DropDownList1. The sub name is doStuff_default()
Is there a way to call the sub doStuff_default() from the MasterPage code-behind DropDownList1_SelectedInde
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3 Comments
Hi,
Following artical explains what you want.
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/36107/Master-Page-and-Content-Page-Interaction
Thanks
Following artical explains what you want.
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/36107/Master-Page-and-Content-Page-Interaction
Thanks
>>I have a sub in Default.aspx code-behind that uses the value set in the <asp:DropDownList control DropDownList1. The sub name is doStuff_default()
is this function uses members from Default.aspx.cs?
can't you declare it as a service function which is not tightly binded to the default page?
is this function uses members from Default.aspx.cs?
can't you declare it as a service function which is not tightly binded to the default page?
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