Dynamic Placeholder Control and attaching an Event?

Ok, so this works with one dynamically created control. But not with multiple.

Ok, so this works with one dynamically created control. But not with multiple...

If you are adding dynamic controls, you MUST create/recreate the controls no later than OnInit(). This is the point in the . NET page lifecycle where the viewstate and events are restored.

If it is solely for the purpose of adding dynamic controls that you are using the dynamic placeholder control, then simply putting the control creation/recreation in OnInit() will solve your problem. Give it a try and let me know your results.

Thank you for the response. I had also thought of that, but I give them the option to add dynamic controls at runtime. Therefore this can not be determined OnInit() I don't think :( – Chris Buckler Nov 7 at 18:41 Ok, I just re-read your question and I think I understand a little better.

When the page is posted back, you want to rebuild the existing control structure. Then when the event that caused the postback is raised, you add the new control to the list you have of dynamic controls and rebind the control list. Rinse.Repeat.Am I understanding your situation correctly?

– Shai Cohen Nov 7 at 18:47.

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