I am loading a user control on my default page. Deafult page having a button on which click i am loading The UserControl.
But Using the above the events of the usercontrol are not firing.
If I load control on Deafult page load then the Usercontrol events are working fine..
So what is wrong with loading the control with the click event.
If you create dynamic controls then as you have noticed you need to re-create them when you post back the page.
See this guide for details or this old but still relevant article
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i was trying to find the sequence of event between Master page and aspx page.
I came to know that unload event of master page calls before then unload event of ASPX page.
I already read this in many websites but i am looking for reason behind it.
If someone has an idea about this then kindly help me.
One good reason I found is this::
Master pages behave like child controls on a page.
What this means is that the way any Control events are raised by the Asp.Net page life cycle, same way it will raise events for Master pages.
Consider for example, the Init event. MSDN says that the Init event of individual controls occurs before the Init event of the page. And thus, the Init event of Master page occurs before the Init event of page.
One more example, consider the Load event.MSDN says that the Load event of individual controls occurs after the Load event of the page. Therefore the Load event of Master page occurs after the load event of content page.
This is indeed confirmed by MSDN::
Master pages behave like child controls on a page: the master page Init event
occurs before the page Init and Load events, and the master page Load event
occurs after the page Init and Load events
So, now you can say that the way Unload event is raised for controls, it will be same for master page.
The Unload event is raised for each control first and then for the page. So this is the reason why Unload event of master page is called before Content page.
On clciking a button in the page , I am adding an user control in to a place holder of the page.
The user control has a gridview which has a link button as template field and has a click event associated with it.
When I click the link button inside the gridview , the link button click event is not fired and also the user control disappears in the page.
Please suggest a solution
--You need to recreate all your dynamic controls at the early enough in the page lifecycle (page_load/page_init), so the asp.net will detect events and attach them.
try this knowledge post
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/317794
Why don't events of dynamically added user control fire on postback?
You need to recreate your dynamic controls on every postback - remember a new class instance of your page is created every postback, so any dynamic controls you created the previous time will need to be recreated.
see this article
and this one
I have two user controls on a page - UC1,UC2. Each usercontrol have a asp:button. Now if I click the any of the buttons the page post back. Now if I click the button of UC1 then the following happen.
Viewstate load for two user controls.
Page load called for two user controls.
The event handler of UC1 button is fired.
Now if user click on the UC1 button, I do not want to load the view state of UC2 user controls at server because the viewstate of UC2 is large.
The execution of UC1 is not dependent of UC2.
Please suggest how can I achive this.
Thanks!
What it sounds like your asking for is the ability to do partial postbacks. That is postbacks that only affect a portion of the page. There are a number of ways to accomplish this such as using the Microsoft provided AJAX controls (http://www.asp.net/ajax) or rolling your own with JQuery and web methods (this method however is stateless and should be expected as such). Specifically you will want to look at UpdatePanels and PostBack Triggers.
Hope this helps.
I have a usercontrol on my page. The user control contains an ajax updatepanel with a listbox in it. There is also a PopupControlExtender that is tied to that panel so when the user clicks on something the popup shows. That is all working fine except when my page initially loads I briefly see all the listbox items and then they go away.
Got it:
style="display:none" on the updatepanel
The situation:
I have user controls with buttons that have hooked events. Controls with events need to be initialized in Page_Load or earlier.
I wish to spawn these user controls dynamically by clicking an Add button.
It is important to remember that events, such as click events, are not fired until just before Page_LoadComplete.
Broken Solution A:
Page_Load: Dynamically create an Add button, hook click event.
User clicks on the Add button, triggers postback.
Page_Load: Creates the Add button as usual, and hooks click event.
Page_Load: Doesn't know that the Add button has been clicked yet, so it doesn't know to spawn the user control!
AddButton_Click: Page finally aware that a new user control should be added upon the next Page_Load.
User cannot see the control they added, because another Page_Load has been triggered.
User reloads the page by clicking a button, refreshing the page, etc.
Page_Load: Creates Add button, and hooks click event. Now aware of added user control, creates user control. Hooks events within the user control.
User clicks on button within user control, triggers just fine.
Result: User has clicked to Add a new user control, the server is aware that the control should exist, but the user does not see it until they trigger the page to load again (by clicking another button, or refreshing, etc).
Naturally, I took a look at the life-cycle, and see that Page_LoadComplete occurs after events, so if I place any event-dependent code in Page_LoadComplete, all should be well?
Broken Solution B:
Page_LoadComplete: Dynamically create an Add button, hook click event.
User clicks on the Add button, triggers postback.
Page_LoadComplete: Creates the Add button as usual, and hooks click event.
AddButton_Click: Page aware that a new user control should be added upon the next Page_LoadComplete.
Page_LoadComplete: Aware of the button click, dynamically adds the control, with its own internal button click event.
User clicks on button within the added user control, but it does not trigger!!
Result: Everything works great, except the button within the added user control is inert.
The conundrum is: I need controls to spawned by a button click, which means I need to put my Controls.Add(...) code in Page_LoadComplete. Inversely, I need the controls being added to have working events, which means the Controls.Add(...) code need to be in Page_Load. I have a perfect dichotomy.
The only janky solution I can think of is taking solution A and forcing the page to reload manually after clicking the Add button, which is a waste of bandwidth and processing.
This might not be the best practice, but you can check Request.Form for the evidence of add button click during the Page_Init event and add the controls there. It should solve your problem.