UserControl.InitializeAsUserControl Method
Initializes the UserControl object that has been created declaratively. Since there are some differences between pages and user controls, this method makes sure that the user control is initialized properly.
[Visual Basic] Public Sub InitializeAsUserControl( _ ByVal page As Page _ ) [C#] public void InitializeAsUserControl( Page page ); [C++] public: void InitializeAsUserControl( Page* page ); [JScript] public function InitializeAsUserControl( page : Page );
Parameters
- page
- The Page object that contains the user control.
Example
[Visual Basic, C#] The following example calls the InitializeAsUserControl method during the Page_Init stage of request processing. In this case it is initialized from the page itself, but you could initialize it from another control and pass the ID property value of the containing page as the parameter for this method.
[Visual Basic] ' Initialize the UserControl object that has been created declaratively. myControl.InitializeAsUserControl(Me) [C#] // Initialize the UserControl object that has been created declaratively. myControl.InitializeAsUserControl(this);
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Requirements
Platforms: Windows 2000, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003 family
See Also
UserControl Class | UserControl Members | System.Web.UI Namespace