see07

Hello:
From a web form I’m sending to execute a function contained into a class, code in web form is:

bool que = WUC_CreDes.Class1.Hay_PostBack(this, w1,w1cx, w1ID, w2, w2cx, w2ID);

In class code is:

public static bool Hay_PostBack(WUC_CreDes.WebForm1 parent1, string w1,
string w1cx,
string w1ID,
string w2,
string w2cx,
string w2ID)
{
string cual = "";
cual = HttpContext.Current.Session["par1"].ToString();
parent1.Example.Controls.Clear();
if(cual == w1)
{
Control control = parent1.Page.LoadControl(w1cx);
control.ID = w1ID;
parent1.Example.Controls.Add(control);
}
else
{
Control control = parent1.Page.LoadControl(w2cx);
control.ID = w2ID;
parent1.Example.Controls.Add(control);
}
return false;
}

As you can see, I’m sending to function container into class my WebForm1 to create in function WUC dynamically created.

Thinking in a second web form, let us say, WebForm2, if within it I send to execute my function:

bool que = WUC_CreDes.Class1.Hay_PostBack(this, w1,w1cx, w1ID, w2, w2cx, w2ID);

How can I do to function Hay_PostBack, above mentioned work also for WebForm2 What I need to change because first parameter is WUC_CreDes.Web Form1 parent1?

I’ll thank your answers.

Greetings.

A.L.

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see07

I'm coding:

public static bool Hay_PostBack(System.Web.UI.Page parent1, string w1,
string w1cx,
string w1ID,
string w2,
string w2cx,
string w2ID)
{
string fofoi = parent1.GetType().ToString();
if(fofoi == "ASP.WebForm1_aspx")
{

WUC_CreDes.WebForm1 frm = (WUC_CreDes.WebForm1) parent1;
}
else
{
if(fofoi == "ASP.WebForm2_aspx")
{
WUC_CreDes.WebForm2 frm = (WUC_CreDes.WebForm2) parent1;
}
}
But frm is not being recogniz by system
In what I'm wrong???

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see07

I’ve continued working on my code, it’s now thus:


public static bool Hay_PostBack(System.Web.UI.Page parent1, string w1,
string w1cx,
string w1ID,
string w2,
string w2cx,
string w2ID)
{
WUC_CreDes.WebForm1 frm1;
WUC_CreDes.WebForm2 frm2;

string fofoi = parent1.GetType().ToString();
if(fofoi == "ASP.WebForm1_aspx")
{
frm1 = (WUC_CreDes.WebForm1) parent1;
frm1.parent1.Example.Controls.Clear();
}
}

Yet in last line: frm1.parent1.Example.Controls.Clear();
It’s giving me error: WUC_CreDes.WebForm1' doesn’t contains a definition to 'parent1'.

Example is a place holder contening both in WebForm1 and in WebForm2.

I’ll thank your help.

A.L.

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see07

Finally I found the solution:

To call function:

bool que = WUC_CreDes.Class1.Hay_PostBack(this, w1,w1cx, w1ID, w2, w2cx, w2ID);

The function:

public static bool Hay_PostBack(System.Web.UI.Page parent1, string w1,
string w1cx,
string w1ID,
string w2,
string w2cx,
string w2ID)
{
WUC_CreDes.WebForm1 frm1;
WUC_CreDes.WebForm2 frm2;

string cual = "";
cual = HttpContext.Current.Session["par1"].ToString();

string fofoi = parent1.GetType().ToString();
if(fofoi == "ASP.WebForm1_aspx")
{
frm1 = (WUC_CreDes.WebForm1) parent1;


frm1.Example.Controls.Clear();


if(cual == w1)
{
Control control = frm1.Page.LoadControl(w1cx);
control.ID = w1ID;
frm1.Example.Controls.Add(control);
}
else
{
Control control = frm1.Page.LoadControl(w2cx);
control.ID = w2ID;
frm1.Example.Controls.Add(control);
}
}
else
{
if(fofoi == "ASP.WebForm2_aspx")
{
frm2 = (WUC_CreDes.WebForm2) parent1;
frm2.Example.Controls.Clear();

if(cual == w1)
{
Control control = frm2.Page.LoadControl(w1cx);
control.ID = w1ID;
frm2.Example.Controls.Add(control);
}
else
{
Control control = frm2.Page.LoadControl(w2cx);
control.ID = w2ID;
frm2.Example.Controls.Add(control);
}
}
}
return false;
}

Greetings.

A.L.

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new User(Kevin.Parkinson)

see07:
With all due respect, I can't really understand your code! For example, what is w2cx? I would say that either some comments or renaming your variables would be in order.

Kevin Parkinson