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8/25/2008 6:46 AM
 
User is offline Jon Paskett

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It still baffles me as to why < % # IsEditable % > will not work in my custom module, but my work around was to set the visible property in the page load event with IIf ( IsEditable , True, False ).

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8/25/2008 11:45 AM
 
User is offline William Severance


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You would have to use either an asp style assignment statement < %= IsEditable%> or when using your databinding statement make an explicit call to the Databind method on either the module control as a whole or on the control whose property you are setting. Because of this I tend to do assignments such as you have done in the Page_Load event also.

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