Can I Call A Method Of Same Class In Another Method

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I have the following code

C#

protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            //new commonds start
            //new commonds end
            if (!IsPostBack)
            {

            }
        }

        public void Form_Enable(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {

            txtFName.Enabled = false; txtMName.Enabled = false; txtLName.Enabled = false; txtUNic.Enabled = false; txtUDob.Enabled = false;
            txtUHPhone.Enabled = false; txtUCNumber.Enabled = false; txtUEmail.Enabled = false; ddlUState.Enabled = false; txtUCity.Enabled = false;
            txtUAddress.Enabled = false;
            txtUComName.Enabled = false; txtUDesignation.Enabled = false; txtWPhone.Enabled = false; txtFaxNumber.Enabled = false; txtBCity.Enabled = false; txtCAddress.Enabled = false;
            txtECName.Enabled = false; txtECMNumber.Enabled = false; txtRelationship.Enabled = false; txtRHPhone.Enabled = false; txtECMNumber.Enabled = false;

            btnSave.Enabled = false; btnDelete.Enabled = false;
        }

How i would call the Form_Enable method in Page_Load to disable the textboxs. disabling work fine if i just put the codes in if(!IsPostBack){ .... }.

Posted 2-Aug-15 21:06pm

Altaful Haq

Updated 2-Aug-15 21:28pm

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Ralf Meier 3-Aug-15 3:17am

If you want to do the same things, started from different sources, I would create an own method, put the required code-parts in it and call this method from the different Event-methods.
I hope, that matches to your question ...

Altaful Haq 3-Aug-15 3:27am

my question is that how would i will call the method @Ralf Meier

Altaful Haq 3-Aug-15 3:27am

my question is that how would i will call the method @Ralf Meier

Ralf Meier 3-Aug-15 3:38am

The reason, why I don't posted it as solution was, that I'm not quiet sure, that I well understood, what you meant.
What I described was : take all your control.enable in a seperate method (void Disable_Controls) and call it from the different Event-Methos.
But resuming your reply I'm not sure, if this was your question.
I would say, that should write something more about your issue ....

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2015-08-02T21:42:00

Solution 1

As Ralf Meier suggested you should move your code inside a new method, say

C#

public void disable_all_txt()
{
  // all disabling stuff here
}

the call is both from Page_Load and from Form_Enable, e.g.

C#

protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            //new commonds start
            //new commonds end
            if (!IsPostBack)
            {
              disable_all_txt();
            }

}

Posted 2-Aug-15 21:42pm

CPallini

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Altaful Haq 3-Aug-15 4:32am

Thanks i got my mistake in my Form_Disable function i was try to send args which was the problem in the coding.

CPallini 3-Aug-15 4:43am

Yes, because you actually don't need arguments. By the way, you are welcome.

Ralf Meier 3-Aug-15 6:43am

As I wrote ... I wasn't sure anymore that this is the solution ... (because it seemed to easy ... ;))