given the following in-line aspx c# code, if the parent panel (pnlX) had its visibility property set to false in the page load event, would the in-line code be hit?
<asp:Panel ID="pnlX" runat="server">
<h1>Value is: <%= objectX.prop %></h1>
</asp:Panel>
The reason i ask is that there is some conditional logic (below) where one path sets the objectX object to something. The other path d开发者_JAVA技巧oes not and at the same time sets plnX.Visibility to false. My problem is that i am still getting null reference exceptions on objectX.
objectX = null;
if (true)
{
objectX = something..
}
else
{
pnlX.Visible = false;
}
Ta
Have you tried declaring the Panel with Visible="false"
in the .aspx file, and then, in your code, instead of setting Visible
to false
if you don't need the panel, set it to true
if you do? I believe that will get around your problem of the null reference.
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