Raising Events from IF hosted winfrom control to container(aspx) page
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Hi All, I have an winform control which needs to be hosted in a aspx page. Iam using the tag do so and its working. When an event occuers (like tab click) on the IE hosted winform control i need to raise this event to the aspx page which hosted the control. Any sort of help is appriciated. Thanks in advance. Regards Pani.
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Hi All, I have an winform control which needs to be hosted in a aspx page. Iam using the tag do so and its working. When an event occuers (like tab click) on the IE hosted winform control i need to raise this event to the aspx page which hosted the control. Any sort of help is appriciated. Thanks in advance. Regards Pani.
Kodanda Pani wrote:
i need to raise this event to the aspx page which hosted the control.
I don't think this is possible.
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Hi All, I have an winform control which needs to be hosted in a aspx page. Iam using the tag do so and its working. When an event occuers (like tab click) on the IE hosted winform control i need to raise this event to the aspx page which hosted the control. Any sort of help is appriciated. Thanks in advance. Regards Pani.
Why on earth are you using this architecture? It's just plain daft. If you need a control, you should write it as an ASP.NET control - they are very easy to write - and more importantly they sit neatly in the whole HTTP pipeline, so they can easily raise events that the host can interact with.
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