Thats a whole different scenario and requirements 
First it is better practice for a child not to know about its parent unless it is essential (in fact it is better if neither knows about each other - see the mediator pattern) but that is another topic all together.
From my understanding you have a form a.aspx and the user clicks a link to go to b.aspx where they fill in some information. When they have completed that you want to use the information back in a.aspx?
There are a number of ways to achieve this and you should not call a.method1 to do it. Use any one of the following:
1. use the session and add the values from b.aspx then when you are back in a.aspx get them out of the session and use them. Remember session means the data is going back and forth with every request and postback not just between a and b so clear any session variables you do not need as soon as you have finished with them
2 add the data to the response in b.aspx and get the data when you go back to a.aspx
3. add the data to hidden fields in b.aspx and get them in a.aspx when you get back (the difference between 2 and 3 is Get vs Post)
4. Put the data in a public property in b.aspx and register b.aspx in a.aspx then cast the context.header to b.aspx and get the data from the property (this would not be the recommended way for your requirements but sometimes is the only way)
If you are not sure on any of the above or want more information just shout. I am guessing 2 or 3 would be your best choice but depends how long you need to be able to access the data - maybe the session will be better
Hi,
I have a user control, with an ASP Wizard control inside it.
This control, generates the steps in the wizard dynamically, going throug a data object, and creating the steps and fields, adding the controls to each step, and a new step for a new group of controls.
This is done on the User control DataBind() method
override void DataBind()
{
base.databind();
createWizardSteps();
}
Now.....
I am having a couple of different issues.
If in the Databind, I set ActiveWizardStep = 1, then the first time my page loads with the control, i see the wizard fine, but then when move to a nother step, i keep getting an error saying that ActiveStep = 2, must be lowerd than wizard stieps, etc.....
1) in what event of my user control, do i need to create the wizard steps? so that they maintain after postabcks? I would really like to only add the controls once on first page load, and then viewstate should be maintianed till the wizard is complete or submitted.
2) do you know of any sample code creating a wizard dynamically through code?
for example if in my app_code i wanted a method that did something like
public Wizard GetChairConfigurationWizard(int chaidID)
{
Wizard retWizard = new Wizard();
... code to get groups and controls for wizard..
... foreach( Group )
... retWizard.WizardSteps.Add(createWizardStep(Group)
.....
return retWizard;
}
any help or guidance would be appreciated. Thank you,
Jonathan
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