control equivalent to Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock?

[John Livermore]

I have a user control that can be created from a variety of other user
controls. It is the same no matter where it is created from, and I
only want one instance of it on the page. Is there a technique
similar to Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock that I can use to ensure
only one of these controls gets emitted even though several of them
were created for a page?

Thanks,
John

[Teemu Keiski]

Isn't that such if you use Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock? You could use
Page.IsClientScriptBlockRegistered to check if the corresponding script has
already been outputted.

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"John Livermore" <john.livermore@nospm-inginix.com> wrote in message
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> I have a user control that can be created from a variety of other user
> controls. It is the same no matter where it is created from, and I
> only want one instance of it on the page. Is there a technique
> similar to Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock that I can use to ensure
> only one of these controls gets emitted even though several of them
> were created for a page?
>
> Thanks,
> John