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13 Nov 2010CPOL 6.2K   3  
public void ControlStatus(Control control, bool isDisable){ foreach (Control c in control.Controls) if (c.HasControls()) ControlStatus(c, isDisable); else { WebControl wc = c as WebControl; if (wc != null) ...
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public void ControlStatus(Control control, bool isDisable)
{
    foreach (Control c in control.Controls)
        if (c.HasControls())
            ControlStatus(c, isDisable);
        else
        {
            WebControl wc = c as WebControl;

            if (wc != null)
                wc.Enabled = !isDisable;
        }
}


Ignoring exceptions is bad programming practice.
Use 'as' to avoid casting c twice.

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