I am using a user control that I created (just a .cs file not an .ascx file), that does some magic and depending on a value generated by the control, I need it to do something on the parent page that is 'hosting' the control. It needs to call a method under certain circumstances (method is on the parent contro开发者_开发技巧l).
the control is placed on the parent page like so:
<customtag:MyControl ID="something" runat="server" />
I'm dynamically creating buttons etc on the control itself but when a button is clicked, let's say for example that there's a text box on the control and if the value of the textbox is "bob" it needs to call a method on the page that's housing the control...how can I accomplish this?
You could do what casperOne suggested, but I wouldn't advise it. This is tightly coupling your user control to your parent page, which kind of defeats the purpose of a user control.
Personally, I'd add an event to the user control (say, ButtonClicked
) that the parent page can handle. In the event handler in your parent, deal with the event however you see fit. This way you can plug the user control into a different page at a later date and not have to worry about logic in the user control that requires a specific kind of parent page.
You should be able to get the Page hosting the control through the Parent property. However, that's going to be returned to you as a Control. You have to cast it to the type of your page in order to access any methods on the page which you have defined.
I think that casperOne is on the right track, but you need to go a step further. I'm giong to make the assumption that this user control will be used on more then on page. (I normally write VB.Net, sorry if my C# is malformed)
Make a base page class (you can store it in your App_Code directory or in a project):
public class PageToInheritFrom : System.Web.UI.Page {
public void SpecialFunction() {
}
}
Now make sure that all of your pages inherit from this page in your code behind file:
public partial class _Default : PageToInheritFrom {
}
Now in your user control you know what the page type is and can call
((PageToInheritFrom)this.Page).SpecialFunction();
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