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Kurt #1
Removin a user control
If I load 4 user controls using LoadControls is there a way to remove 1 of
them?
Thanks!
Kurt
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Karl Seguin #2 Re: Removin a user control
Remove it from what? What are you adding it to? Page.LoadControl doesn't
actual add the loaded control to the control tree...it simply loads it..much
like calling "new".
Are you adding it to the controls collection of another control? such as the
page or a placeholder? If so, the controls collection which you ADDed to,
also has a remove and removeAt method.
Karl
"Kurt" <k_nojunk@larimore.net> wrote in message
news:OPWTcvLQDHA.3088@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...> If I load 4 user controls using LoadControls is there a way to remove 1 of
> them?
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> Thanks!
> Kurt
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