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Are you sure the 'li' tag is not inside a container?<br />
FindControl does not search in controls within controls.
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Are you sure the 'li' tag is not inside a container?
FindControl does not search in controls within controls.

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Its inside the container class not the container control.
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Its inside the container class not the container control.

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I have the following line of code on a page<br />
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&nbsp;&lt;li id=&quot;OneTime&quot; runat=&quot;server&quot;&gt; &lt;a runat=&quot;server&quot; href=&quot;../Collections/OneTi<wbr />mePayment&quot;<wbr />&gt;One-Time Payment&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/li&gt;<br />
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Here is the code behind that doesn't seem to make this line be invisible.<br />
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myUL = Master.FindControl(&quot;OneTim<wbr />e&quot;)<br />
myUL.Visible = False<br />
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but the the line is still there. &nbsp;Any ideas.<br />
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thanks
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I have the following line of code on a page

 <li id="OneTime" runat="server"> <a runat="server" href="../Collections/OneTimePayment">One-Time Payment</a></li>

Here is the code behind that doesn't seem to make this line be invisible.

myUL = Master.FindControl("OneTime")
myUL.Visible = False

but the the line is still there.  Any ideas.

thanks

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