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    can anyone explain to me how I can do the following and how it works. I have a listbox on a page. I also have a control (menu.ascx) that changes a querystring variable on the navigateurl property according to the selected value of that list box. On the pages first load this all works fine, however, when you change the value of the list box it does not update the button. I presume this is something to do with th order of events e.t.c but surely there is a good way to access parent controls values. This seems like something lots of people would want to do. Example: Lisbox: value is 1 name is Bob Mybutton1.NavigateURL = "~/myfiles/showperson.aspx?id=" & The passed variable here

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      can anyone explain to me how I can do the following and how it works. I have a listbox on a page. I also have a control (menu.ascx) that changes a querystring variable on the navigateurl property according to the selected value of that list box. On the pages first load this all works fine, however, when you change the value of the list box it does not update the button. I presume this is something to do with th order of events e.t.c but surely there is a good way to access parent controls values. This seems like something lots of people would want to do. Example: Lisbox: value is 1 name is Bob Mybutton1.NavigateURL = "~/myfiles/showperson.aspx?id=" & The passed variable here

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      You can access controls in the parent page. Button Mybutton1 = (Button) this.Parent.FindControl("Mybutton1");

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