[CLOSED] Adding UserControl dynamically in code-behind

[Vladimir]

Hi,

And that I have seen that the Constructor-approach has been used in many examples here on the forum as well as on your examples page...

Can you provide a link on an example where we instantiate user control via constructor?

[wagger]

Sorry, my bad. The example used LoadControl =)

However, in previous posts in this thread I was told that using the Constructor should work.

I have since solved the problem after switching to using LoadControl, but its good to know that using the Constructor does not work =)

[Daniil]

@wagger, thanks for posting responses.

It was the new for me that a constructor and .LoadControl() works by the different ways. Thanks, Vladimir:)

But one thing I still don't understand why these samples work with the constructors on my and Geoffrey's sides. Hope, I will have some time to investigate further:)

Vladimir assumed that Asp.Net caching can cause the issue, in other words the class was instantiated by .LoadControl(), then it, he assumed, works with a constructor. I was unable to reproduce it after some quick tests.

Just to clarify: @wagger, what .Net are you using?

[wagger]

Hey Daniil,

I am using .NET 4.0 for this project in Visual Studio 2010. I am normally using Chrome, but test every now and then in FF and IE too. The version numbers of the browsers you can see in previous post.

Thanks again. Y'all doing a great job with the support on this forum!

[Daniil]

Thanks.

I looked it up on the internet and found these threads:
http://forums.asp.net/p/1105174/1699211.aspx
http://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/loa...-t1257732.html

They answer why LoadControl and not a constructor.