Common coding for for assigning data to control

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Hello,
I have multiple pages. Each page is have different layout. I have to do common coding to assign data to controls from page layout. Data is different & layout is different. Currently i am setting data in each page load event. I want some common functionality. What can be done?

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Posted 4-Jun-12 20:07pm

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Updated 4-Jun-12 20:16pm

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Prosan · Answer 1 · 2012-06-04T20:26:00

Solution 1

you can use param parameter to do so

example

C#

public void SetData (string data,params object[] Control)
{
if (Control.GetType() == typeof(TextBox))
 ((TextBox)Control).Text=data;
//-- like that you can add data to different type of controls
}

Posted 4-Jun-12 20:26pm

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Prasad_Kulkarni 14-Jun-12 3:31am

downvote countered!

kodeLogic · Answer 2 · 2012-06-04T20:27:00

Hi ,

You can use a user control(ascx) and place it on every page that needs this common logic. Furthermore if you have different case scenario you can set different property values in the different pages...

e.g
in page 1

C#

<uc1:testuc id="TestUC 1" runat="server" data="1" xmlns:uc1="#unknown" />

in page 2

C#

<uc1:testuc id="TestUC 1" runat="server" data="2" xmlns:uc1="#unknown" />

Regards,
T