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Steve #1
Cached User Controls
I created a User Control that contains a button. I have
the handler for the button called Button1_Click etc... Now
if I cache this control within a page, the event does not
get "wired up" and I am unable to execute the handler for
the Click event because the control is cached. How do I
get around this?
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Karl Seguin #2 Re: Cached User Controls
Since this user control doesn't appear to be very static...maybe you should
be looking at the cache object and caching specific elements of the user
control - such as the datatable you use to bind to your repeater, or the
XmlDataDocument you parse and use to populate your dropdownlist.
Karl
"Steve" <sdonaldson@farabi.com> wrote in message
news:75dc01c3448c$7df64e70$a401280a@phx.gbl...> I created a User Control that contains a button. I have
> the handler for the button called Button1_Click etc... Now
> if I cache this control within a page, the event does not
> get "wired up" and I am unable to execute the handler for
> the Click event because the control is cached. How do I
> get around this?
Karl Seguin Guest
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