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66Chawger - 05 Oct 2007 21:12 GMT

I have declared a public variable in my ?.asp.cs file called psServerAddress. I have valued this variable with the address of the current server. Now, I want to pass this variable to a usercontrol.cs so I can create a dynamic url "http:\\[psServerAddress]\.....

The user controls are built in a packaged dll included in the project.

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Michael Nemtsev - 06 Oct 2007 07:54 GMT

Hello 66Chawgerdsniegon@sais.com,

put your variably into the session and read it from your user control.
it's the simplest way

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Peter Bromberg [C# MVP] - 06 Oct 2007 19:13 GMT

If it is really a usercontrol (not a custom control, or "server" control) it
should have a Page property that provides you with a reference to the
containing Page class.
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