Re: adding event handler in user Control

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VMI,

In order to do this, the control has to either expose the combo box
publically as a property (at which point, you can wire up an event), or it
would have to expose an event from the combobox, and aggregate the event
itself so that the page can connect to it.

Hope this helps.


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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
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"VMI" <VMI@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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My aspx has a user Control (a .ascx) that includes all the fields of an
address (add1, city, st, etc...). How can I add an event handler to a
comboBox inside the .ascx from within my aspx page? I just want to add
this
event handler to that instance of the comboBox.

Thanks.


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