How to use or call user control inside user control

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Please Any buddy help me how to call user control inside user control.
I have to user control so that i want to call all the methods of one user control to other.
so give me some code so that i can implement in my project.

Posted 6-Jun-13 0:53am

Smanish87

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Maciej Los 6-Jun-13 11:16am

What have you done till now?
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_Maxxx_ · Answer 1 · 2013-06-06T17:12:00

Assuming user control A has a reference to User Control B...

Assuming the methods yo u want to access are public.

From within A you can simply do

C#

instanceOfB.SomeMethod();

If you want to access methods of A from B in the same situationm, you will have to give B a reference to A.

One way to do this would be, in A

C#

B.InstanceOfA = this;

where InstanceOfA is a property in B

Now B can call methods of A using

C#

InstanceOfA.SomeMethod();

There are better ways of handling this but they all depend on what sort of project you're dealing with - and you haven't given us a lot to go on!