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1/10/2003 10:35:00 PM

OnBubbleEvent() will be called when a child control bubbles up an event. Is
this scenario valid in your case?

Nandakumar
http://crookedtrunk.com...


"Prince Matthew" <pkoshy@netassetmgmt.com> wrote in message
news:OThSRQvsCHA.1676@TK2MSFTNGP10...
>
>
> Hi folks,
> Please help me
> I have got a problem with my web custom control. Actually it is a
> composite control. It is having 3 HyperLink controls as child controls.
> I am adding these Hyperlink controls using Controls.Add() in the
> overridden CreateChildControls() method. I am attaching an Attribute
> "onclick" for each Hyperlink control. When I click the the HyperLink
> control I am passing the id of the Parent control and the id of the
> HyperlinkControl to the doPostBack function.
>
>
> protected override void CreateChildControls()
> {
> a loop of count 3
> {
> HyperLink hlink = new HyperLink();
> hlink.ID=actions[i]; //<-- name or id will be
> dynamically fetch from an array
> hlink.ImageUrl=xnode.Attributes["image"].Value;//image
> taken from xml file
> hlink.Attributes.Add("onclick",Page.GetPostBackEventReference(this,
> actions[i]));
> Controls.Add(hlink);
> }
> }
> I am also implementing the public void
> RaisePostBackEvent(String eventArgument)
>
> protected override bool OnBubbleEvent(object source, EventArgs
> args)
>
> The problem is the code inside the RaisePostBackEvent is calling
> smoothly on postback. But OnBubbleEvent is not getting called by the
> runtime on postback. Is there any problem? What could be the possible
> problems? Do I need to take care of some special thing? Please help me
>
> Regards
> Prince matthew
>
>
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