Problem in User control level conflicting code when page submission?

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Hi All,

       I have created two user control in asp.net page. These control I migrate in asp.net page(top, bottom -> positions).

when I click top user control then it should validate top usercontrol page fields and submit top User control values alone.
at the same time when I click bottom userControl then this user control page validating and submit this page information.

I added code in both page "document.forms[0].submit();".
My Issues(Error):

When I click top User Control submit button then its taking bottom user control submit form.

How to restrict this conflicting user control submitting.

Thanks in Advance.

Posted 29-Aug-13 20:13pm

Mohankumar.Engain

Updated 29-Aug-13 20:24pm

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idenizeni 31-Aug-13 16:15pm

How do different instances of your control tell what data is theirs? In other words, when you created the controls what did you do to ensure the controls data would be uniquely identified by each instance on the page. It's seems like your control is only designed to work when one of your controls exists on a page.

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