Declare UserControl in a class

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Chris Zopers

Hello,

I have a UserControl with the name Toolbox, so the UserControl's class
name is UserControls_Toolbox.

I want to pass this UserControl to a function in another (static) class,
just as you would do with for example a string value:

For example:
string sValue = 'hello';
OtherStaticClass.FunctionName(sValue);

But the problem is that the UserControl's type is unkown in the static
class, so I can't make a function that expects the UserControl as a
parameter.

How can I make something like this:

public void FunctionName(UserControls_Toolbox tb)
{
}

In an aspx page this is not a problem, because in an aspx page I can
declare a variable of type UserControls_Toolbox, but in an other class
this seems not to be possible. Anyone got an idea?

Greetings,
Chris
 
define an interface (in appcode) that the user control implements. then you
can pass the interface to the static class

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
 
define an interface (in appcode) that the user control implements. then you
can pass the interface to the static class

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
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I am jumping into the conversation. But, why can't we do this shown
below?

UserControls_Toolbox tb
 
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