Add own event to your UserControl and subscribe on it in page's code-behind. In SelectedIndexChanged event handler fire your event if somebody subscribe on it. Detailse explanation with code you may find here: Easily Raise Events From ASP.
NET ASCX User Controls.
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I have a page that that contains a User Control and a submit Button. The User Control contains a Drop Down List. I want to make the Button on the page visible if the user selects an item in the User Control's Drop Down List.
How can I make the page recognise the Drop Down List OnSelectedIndexChanged event? C# asp.net usercontrols event-handling link|improve this question asked Nov 30 '11 at 14:59aspdotnetuser5571210 100% accept rate.
Expose a custom public event in your user control - MySelectedIndexChanged. Subscribe to this event in your page class. Effectively delegates and events.
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1 the most clear solution – Yuriy Rozhovetskiy Nov 30 '11 at 15:08.
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