How to change user tag source file from code page..

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How to change user tag source file from code page.

Please help me to solve problem.

Actually i want to use different user control on change of variable so please tell me how to change source file from code page.

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<%@ Register TagPrefix="uc" TagName="AdminMenu" src="~/UserControls/AdminMenu1213.ascx"%>

The control present at starting of design page above <!DOCTYPE> so thats why i cant find its reference ID.

the above line contains src in which i stored current years user control. so when i changed my current year it has to b changed. like above its current year is 12 so its using 1213 user control.
please help me to find the solution.

Thank you in advance!!!!!

Posted 14-Feb-12 19:44pm

vins555

Updated 16-Feb-12 23:05pm

Uday P.Singh

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manognya kota 15-Feb-12 1:48am

Its little unclear.Why cant that user control be on the same aspx?

vins555 15-Feb-12 2:09am

Actually i have different usercontrol files based on year. when i set for particular year then by using src the source i m using that years user control but if i changed my current year to previous year i have to change again the src. so how can i avoid that n by programmatic change to that src file.

manognya kota 15-Feb-12 2:11am

Can you post the code where you are changing the src?

vins555 15-Feb-12 2:16am

cant post whole code but on design source code

<%@ Register TagPrefix="uc" TagName="AdminMenu" src="~/UserControls/AdminMenu1213.ascx"%>

here am changing src according to current year. every time i have change if the current year is changed nw the current year is 2012. so if i used the current 11 then have to change src to usercontrol1112

vins555 15-Feb-12 2:24am

ok thanks i will try that solution

CRDave1988 15-Feb-12 1:51am

U me an u have more that one .ascx file which u will display according to user condition or input inside .aspx file. if so than how user will select?

vins555 15-Feb-12 2:06am

actually according to current year which is set that years user control have to be selected. so how can i set that problematically.
currently i set src as current years. but if i changed year to previous year it src file remains same.

vins555 15-Feb-12 3:13am

ok thanks i will try that solution

vins555 15-Feb-12 3:32am

actually its not in div tag is at starting of design page above <!DOCTYPE> so thats why i cant find its reference ID. rest no problem thank you for giving idea. just if possible tell me how i can find it as it doesn't contain any id.

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CRDave1988 · Answer 1 · 2012-02-14T20:20:00

Try this
'divmain' is and ID of <div> tag

C#

Control uc = new Control();
        string controlname = <your Year>
       
            switch (controlname)
            {

                case "1988":
                    uc = LoadControl("AdminDashboard.ascx");
                    divmain.Controls.Add(uc);
                    break;

                case "2011":
                    uc = LoadControl("media.ascx");
                    divmain.Controls.Add(uc);
                    break;
              }