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Set property in user control
I have a user control where I defined a boolean property. I tried to pass
the property the following way:
<aaa:MyControl runat="server" id="stan" IsReady="<%# booleanReady %>"/>
However, that does not work. It looks like the "set" for the property does
not get executed. However, it works if I hardcode "true" or "false". I am
using .Net 1.1, VB. Can someone help?
TIA,
Stan
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Stan #2 Re: Set property in user control
Figured out.
stan <respondto@newsgroup> wrote in
news:eDc8$UpsGHA.1208@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl:
> I have a user control where I defined a boolean property. I tried to
> pass the property the following way:
> <aaa:MyControl runat="server" id="stan" IsReady="<%# booleanReady
> %>"/> However, that does not work. It looks like the "set" for the
> property does not get executed. However, it works if I hardcode
> "true" or "false". I am using .Net 1.1, VB. Can someone help?
>
> TIA,
> Stan
>Stan Guest
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