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New Post 5/24/2006 9:49 AM
User is offline Harold Chattaway
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Passing a value(s) to a dynamically loaded module. 
Hello!

I've created a skin object that uses the architecture of the NewsArticles module. i.e it uses the technique of dynamically loading a control using the

private void LoadControlType()
        {
            PortalModuleBase objPortalModuleBase = ((PortalModuleBase)this.LoadControl(controlToLoad));
            objPortalModuleBase.ModuleConfiguration = objPortalModule.ModuleConfiguration;
            projectPlaceHolder.Controls.Add(objPortalModuleBase);
        }
technique.

I would like to be able to pass the moduleID and portalID from the module that contains the projectPlaceHolder object, to the control that is being dynamically loaded. I have not found out how to do that! Any ideas? This seems way to difficult for something that should be easy!

Thanks
Harold
 
New Post 5/29/2006 1:29 AM
User is offline Vladan Strigo
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Re: Passing a value(s) to a dynamically loaded module. 

well you need to look at your control as a normal .NET class - if you do you will realize that you can make a public property on your control assign it a value when you load the control:

PortalModuleBase objPortalModuleBase = ((PortalModuleBase)this.LoadControl(controlToLoad));
objPortalModuleBase.ModuleConfiguration = objPortalModule.ModuleConfiguration;
objPortalModuleBase.MyProperty = value;
projectPlaceHolder.Controls.Add(objPortalModuleBase);

Thanks,
Vladan Strigo
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