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Collection Property of Another Custom Server Control
Hi,
I read more and figured out how to build what I needed:
<cc>
<item></item>
<item></item>
</cc>
when <item> is an editable control in designer and I can drag and drop
controls in it.
The problem I'm having is to preserve user values on postbacks.
I found posts that recommend IStateManager, but this is not for server
controls.
What can be done to solve the problem?
PS: If I put <item></item> control out, it preserves user inputs on
postbacks. I probably miss some kind of link in viewstate management between
<cc> and <item>s...
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Sean #2 RE: Collection Property of Another Custom Server Control
Ok, figured out how to do it.
"Sean" wrote:
> Hi,
> I read more and figured out how to build what I needed:
> <cc>
> <item></item>
> <item></item>
> </cc>
>
> when <item> is an editable control in designer and I can drag and drop
> controls in it.
>
> The problem I'm having is to preserve user values on postbacks.
> I found posts that recommend IStateManager, but this is not for server
> controls.
> What can be done to solve the problem?
>
> PS: If I put <item></item> control out, it preserves user inputs on
> postbacks. I probably miss some kind of link in viewstate management between
> <cc> and <item>s...
>Sean Guest
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