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TJ
What is the best approach to subscribe to events from a UserControl
that has been dynamically created at runtime, and where we don't know
the UserControl type. I don't know the UserControl type because the
program loads a different usercontrol based on a users selection.
Lets say I am raising an Event called SomethingUpdated from my
UserControl.
When I know the UserControl type then in my parent aspx I can simply
do this:
protected MyUserControl MyUserControl1;
MyUserControl1.SomethingUpdated += new
EventHandler(Form1_SomethingUpdated);
But when I don't know the type of the UserControl I don't know how to
access the public SomethingUpdated Event.
What is the best approach to this?
thanks,
tj
that has been dynamically created at runtime, and where we don't know
the UserControl type. I don't know the UserControl type because the
program loads a different usercontrol based on a users selection.
Lets say I am raising an Event called SomethingUpdated from my
UserControl.
When I know the UserControl type then in my parent aspx I can simply
do this:
protected MyUserControl MyUserControl1;
MyUserControl1.SomethingUpdated += new
EventHandler(Form1_SomethingUpdated);
But when I don't know the type of the UserControl I don't know how to
access the public SomethingUpdated Event.
What is the best approach to this?
thanks,
tj