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David Porter
Posted: Tuesday, November 6, 2007 10:59:37 PM
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Hi There,

Is there any way to prevent controls within the dialog's contentTemplate from changing their ids and names?

I would like to reference from my code a control by it's original id.

E.g. if my ContentTemplate contained a label called "TextBox1" I could just write:

Code: Visual Basic.NET 
TextBox1.Text="Hello World"



I appreciate I could do something like the following:

Code: Visual Basic.NET 
Dim MyTextBox As TextBox = Dialog1.ContentContainer.FindControl("TextBox1")


But I would like to implement the Dialog into some existing legacy code which relies on the controls being accessible at the page level, and also their values being accessable through "Request.Form" without any renaming.


Is it possible that this control could be set up to work either way? E.g. the way ASP AJAX's UpdatePanel ContentTemplate does not modify IDs.


Thanks in advance,
Dave
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eo_support
Posted: Wednesday, November 7, 2007 4:59:18 AM
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Hi Dave,

Unfortunately that's not possible in our current release. Dialog's ContentTemplate is implemented as a naming container so ASP.NET doesn't regard them as direct child element of the form. We will look into it and see if its possible to make work the way you described.

Thanks
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David Porter
Posted: Wednesday, November 7, 2007 3:34:55 PM
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Thanks for the quick response,

Please let me know if this feature is ever implemented, as it will be a great help. :)

Thanks again,
Dave
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