by Tom Blanchard
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In this article, you have learned how to recurse through the
controls in an ASP.NET 2.0 WebForm using Master Pages.
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Title:
very useful
Name:
shubha
Date:
2008-09-12 7:09:52 AM
Comment:
this article was very useful for me. Actually i was struggling to find, how to find out the type of the control in a panel. Its a very simple solution to use 'is' operator. But i struggled a lot before finding this article..
thank u Tom Blanchard
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Title:
Very useful.
Name:
Dipal Bhavsar
Date:
2008-06-25 1:24:16 AM
Comment:
Hi, this is very useful to me...
Dipal Bhavsar
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Title:
check the link from the article in the first paragraph
Name:
TB
Date:
2008-02-19 1:22:29 PM
Comment:
It is just basically is an updated way to go through something similar in the 2.0 framework.
It is more of looping than recursing.
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Title:
Misleading
Name:
none
Date:
2008-02-19 12:48:02 PM
Comment:
This is nice and all, but there isn't anything recursive about it.
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Title:
Just what I was looking for!
Name:
Will Asrari
Date:
2007-06-14 11:48:50 PM
Comment:
Sweet. Thanks!
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Title:
Good Job
Name:
Tom Blanchard
Date:
2006-10-06 2:26:27 PM
Comment:
Excellent Job Rizwan! I didn't even go into HTMLControls, but glad it was easy for you to adapt.
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Title:
Rizwan Gulamhussein
Name:
Control Tree Recursion Using ASP.NET 2.0
Date:
2006-10-06 1:48:45 AM
Comment:
Sorry, by the way, I forgot to mention that your code as well as my own code snippet works.
Thanks.
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Title:
Control Tree Recursion Using ASP.NET 2.0
Name:
Rizwan Gulamhussein
Date:
2006-10-06 1:44:11 AM
Comment:
Great article Tom.
In my code, I have a single gridview that contains HTML radio buttons and HTML checkboxes. Although intellisense displays the name of the gridview, the debugger complained.
What I did was this:
GridView targetGrid = (GridView)FindControl("TargetSegmentGridView");
foreach (GridViewRow row in targetGrid.Rows)
{
etc.
Happy coding! :)
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Title:
Error in text
Name:
Tom Blanchard
Date:
2006-08-07 11:43:56 AM
Comment:
foreach(Control oCtl in ctl.Controls) {
Should read foreach(Control ctl1 in oCtl.Controls) {
Some of this was copied from actual code that I have used and some of the names were changed to protect the innocent, however, I apparently missed something.
My apologies.
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Title:
error
Name:
interesting
Date:
2006-08-07 11:25:12 AM
Comment:
when I run this, i get the following error
: CS0103: The name 'ctl' does not exist in the current context
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