Accessing a button click of User Control in Parent page UWP
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I have a user control created with name as UserControl.
This user control have a label and a button.
I use this user control in one of my page(lets say Page1), but this user control is generated based on the entries in DB. For eg: I have an entry in DB which has a column with name as 'UC1'. So on page(Page1) load, I dynamically add this usercontrol on the page.
Now when the page is loaded, I want the button click to method to be implemented in Page1 code behind. Could anyone let me know how is this possible. I am facing issue as the use control is dynamically generated and since multiple instances of usercontrols can be generated in the page based on the DB entries.
In short I want to call a method in code behind of parent page for the user control that is dynamically generated inside the parent page
c# .net user-controls uwp-xaml
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I have a user control created with name as UserControl.
This user control have a label and a button.
I use this user control in one of my page(lets say Page1), but this user control is generated based on the entries in DB. For eg: I have an entry in DB which has a column with name as 'UC1'. So on page(Page1) load, I dynamically add this usercontrol on the page.
Now when the page is loaded, I want the button click to method to be implemented in Page1 code behind. Could anyone let me know how is this possible. I am facing issue as the use control is dynamically generated and since multiple instances of usercontrols can be generated in the page based on the DB entries.
In short I want to call a method in code behind of parent page for the user control that is dynamically generated inside the parent page
c# .net user-controls uwp-xaml
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I have a user control created with name as UserControl.
This user control have a label and a button.
I use this user control in one of my page(lets say Page1), but this user control is generated based on the entries in DB. For eg: I have an entry in DB which has a column with name as 'UC1'. So on page(Page1) load, I dynamically add this usercontrol on the page.
Now when the page is loaded, I want the button click to method to be implemented in Page1 code behind. Could anyone let me know how is this possible. I am facing issue as the use control is dynamically generated and since multiple instances of usercontrols can be generated in the page based on the DB entries.
In short I want to call a method in code behind of parent page for the user control that is dynamically generated inside the parent page
c# .net user-controls uwp-xaml
I have a user control created with name as UserControl.
This user control have a label and a button.
I use this user control in one of my page(lets say Page1), but this user control is generated based on the entries in DB. For eg: I have an entry in DB which has a column with name as 'UC1'. So on page(Page1) load, I dynamically add this usercontrol on the page.
Now when the page is loaded, I want the button click to method to be implemented in Page1 code behind. Could anyone let me know how is this possible. I am facing issue as the use control is dynamically generated and since multiple instances of usercontrols can be generated in the page based on the DB entries.
In short I want to call a method in code behind of parent page for the user control that is dynamically generated inside the parent page
c# .net user-controls uwp-xaml
c# .net user-controls uwp-xaml
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Supposed the Button is named ‘btn1’, and the TextBlock named ‘textBlock1’, you can wire up like this
for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++)
{
MyUserControl c = new MyUserControl();
c.btn1.Click += (o, args) =>
{
c.textBlock1.Text = DateTime.Now.ToString();
};
//then add the user control to the page
this.stackPanel1.Children.Add(c);
}
And add an x:FieldModifier attribute to the elements so you can access them from outside.
<Button x:Name=“btn1” x:FieldModifier=“public” ...
I am able to set the eventhandler as mentioned above after setting it as public. But the even doesnt get triggered once I click on the button. Is anything else need to be done?
– MadMax
Nov 21 at 17:08
Thank you I am able to access it now. Now having triggered the button click event from parent page, how can I access the other controls defined in the usercontrol. For eg: I need to change the Text of TextBlock in the user control after the specific button was clicked.
– MadMax
Nov 21 at 17:37
@MadMax see my updated answer, I use an lambada expression to replace the event handler, in the lambda expression, you can access the specific UserControl.
– kennyzx
Nov 22 at 4:40
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1 Answer
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active
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Supposed the Button is named ‘btn1’, and the TextBlock named ‘textBlock1’, you can wire up like this
for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++)
{
MyUserControl c = new MyUserControl();
c.btn1.Click += (o, args) =>
{
c.textBlock1.Text = DateTime.Now.ToString();
};
//then add the user control to the page
this.stackPanel1.Children.Add(c);
}
And add an x:FieldModifier attribute to the elements so you can access them from outside.
<Button x:Name=“btn1” x:FieldModifier=“public” ...
I am able to set the eventhandler as mentioned above after setting it as public. But the even doesnt get triggered once I click on the button. Is anything else need to be done?
– MadMax
Nov 21 at 17:08
Thank you I am able to access it now. Now having triggered the button click event from parent page, how can I access the other controls defined in the usercontrol. For eg: I need to change the Text of TextBlock in the user control after the specific button was clicked.
– MadMax
Nov 21 at 17:37
@MadMax see my updated answer, I use an lambada expression to replace the event handler, in the lambda expression, you can access the specific UserControl.
– kennyzx
Nov 22 at 4:40
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Supposed the Button is named ‘btn1’, and the TextBlock named ‘textBlock1’, you can wire up like this
for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++)
{
MyUserControl c = new MyUserControl();
c.btn1.Click += (o, args) =>
{
c.textBlock1.Text = DateTime.Now.ToString();
};
//then add the user control to the page
this.stackPanel1.Children.Add(c);
}
And add an x:FieldModifier attribute to the elements so you can access them from outside.
<Button x:Name=“btn1” x:FieldModifier=“public” ...
I am able to set the eventhandler as mentioned above after setting it as public. But the even doesnt get triggered once I click on the button. Is anything else need to be done?
– MadMax
Nov 21 at 17:08
Thank you I am able to access it now. Now having triggered the button click event from parent page, how can I access the other controls defined in the usercontrol. For eg: I need to change the Text of TextBlock in the user control after the specific button was clicked.
– MadMax
Nov 21 at 17:37
@MadMax see my updated answer, I use an lambada expression to replace the event handler, in the lambda expression, you can access the specific UserControl.
– kennyzx
Nov 22 at 4:40
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up vote
0
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Supposed the Button is named ‘btn1’, and the TextBlock named ‘textBlock1’, you can wire up like this
for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++)
{
MyUserControl c = new MyUserControl();
c.btn1.Click += (o, args) =>
{
c.textBlock1.Text = DateTime.Now.ToString();
};
//then add the user control to the page
this.stackPanel1.Children.Add(c);
}
And add an x:FieldModifier attribute to the elements so you can access them from outside.
<Button x:Name=“btn1” x:FieldModifier=“public” ...
Supposed the Button is named ‘btn1’, and the TextBlock named ‘textBlock1’, you can wire up like this
for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++)
{
MyUserControl c = new MyUserControl();
c.btn1.Click += (o, args) =>
{
c.textBlock1.Text = DateTime.Now.ToString();
};
//then add the user control to the page
this.stackPanel1.Children.Add(c);
}
And add an x:FieldModifier attribute to the elements so you can access them from outside.
<Button x:Name=“btn1” x:FieldModifier=“public” ...
edited Nov 22 at 5:47
answered Nov 21 at 15:46
kennyzx
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I am able to set the eventhandler as mentioned above after setting it as public. But the even doesnt get triggered once I click on the button. Is anything else need to be done?
– MadMax
Nov 21 at 17:08
Thank you I am able to access it now. Now having triggered the button click event from parent page, how can I access the other controls defined in the usercontrol. For eg: I need to change the Text of TextBlock in the user control after the specific button was clicked.
– MadMax
Nov 21 at 17:37
@MadMax see my updated answer, I use an lambada expression to replace the event handler, in the lambda expression, you can access the specific UserControl.
– kennyzx
Nov 22 at 4:40
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I am able to set the eventhandler as mentioned above after setting it as public. But the even doesnt get triggered once I click on the button. Is anything else need to be done?
– MadMax
Nov 21 at 17:08
Thank you I am able to access it now. Now having triggered the button click event from parent page, how can I access the other controls defined in the usercontrol. For eg: I need to change the Text of TextBlock in the user control after the specific button was clicked.
– MadMax
Nov 21 at 17:37
@MadMax see my updated answer, I use an lambada expression to replace the event handler, in the lambda expression, you can access the specific UserControl.
– kennyzx
Nov 22 at 4:40
I am able to set the eventhandler as mentioned above after setting it as public. But the even doesnt get triggered once I click on the button. Is anything else need to be done?
– MadMax
Nov 21 at 17:08
I am able to set the eventhandler as mentioned above after setting it as public. But the even doesnt get triggered once I click on the button. Is anything else need to be done?
– MadMax
Nov 21 at 17:08
Thank you I am able to access it now. Now having triggered the button click event from parent page, how can I access the other controls defined in the usercontrol. For eg: I need to change the Text of TextBlock in the user control after the specific button was clicked.
– MadMax
Nov 21 at 17:37
Thank you I am able to access it now. Now having triggered the button click event from parent page, how can I access the other controls defined in the usercontrol. For eg: I need to change the Text of TextBlock in the user control after the specific button was clicked.
– MadMax
Nov 21 at 17:37
@MadMax see my updated answer, I use an lambada expression to replace the event handler, in the lambda expression, you can access the specific UserControl.
– kennyzx
Nov 22 at 4:40
@MadMax see my updated answer, I use an lambada expression to replace the event handler, in the lambda expression, you can access the specific UserControl.
– kennyzx
Nov 22 at 4:40
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