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mmorrison93
First of all thanks in advance for any comments or suggestions. I've
created a web page using ASP.Net 2.0 that uses a custom control that
inherits from System.Web.UI.WebControls.GridView called CustomGridView
and have added a property of type String to this class called for the
sake of the example MyProperty. In the Page_Load method of my
codebehind class, MyProperty is explicitly set to a value that I'd
like to reference during a callback in the RaiseCallbackEvent method.
However I'm not able to access the value for some reason, when I
reference MyProperty in the RaiseCallbackEvent or GetCallbackResult
methods I get a null value. I'm fairly new to callbacks so I'm not
sure if doing this is completely out of the question or if I'm simply
doing something wrong here. Any help is appreciated.
Mike
created a web page using ASP.Net 2.0 that uses a custom control that
inherits from System.Web.UI.WebControls.GridView called CustomGridView
and have added a property of type String to this class called for the
sake of the example MyProperty. In the Page_Load method of my
codebehind class, MyProperty is explicitly set to a value that I'd
like to reference during a callback in the RaiseCallbackEvent method.
However I'm not able to access the value for some reason, when I
reference MyProperty in the RaiseCallbackEvent or GetCallbackResult
methods I get a null value. I'm fairly new to callbacks so I'm not
sure if doing this is completely out of the question or if I'm simply
doing something wrong here. Any help is appreciated.
Mike