[thelist] (asp.net) Custom Events on user controls?

[Tab Alleman]

I do want to specify which event triggers the postback... I suppose I could check the request.params.  A co-worker just suggested putting a method in my control, and calling that method in the Submit_Click event on the containing page.  It sounds pretty reasonable to me, but maybe there's a gotcha waiting around that corner...?

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> [mailto:thelist-bounces at lists.evolt.org]On Behalf Of Peter Brunone
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> 
> Couldn't you just check Page.IsPostBack from the user 
> control?  Or are you looking for a specific event that 
> triggered postback?
> 
> Another approach would be to create public properties on the 
> UC that map to the form fields in question; you could then 
> read these properties from the containing page. 
> 
> HTH,
> 
> Peter
> 
>  From: "Tab Alleman" talleman at Lumpsum.com
> 
> I've created a user control that has some form fields on it, 
> however, it doesn't have a submit button. The submit button 
> is on the outer page that contains the user control.
> 
> Is there a standard way to have the outer page fire a 
> subroutine in the user control so that when the submit button 
> is clicked, the user control is aware of it and saves the 
> data in its form fields?
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