Accessing User Control from .cs file

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Hey,
1)my problem is that i want to access and calling user control from code behind file and display at particular column of my page.
2) i want to set privileges of same user control for different user of my site.

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Bilal Hassan

Posted 2-May-11 21:40pm

bilal _hassan

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Hemant__Sharma 3-May-11 4:27am

Please clarify: when you are saying accessing user control are you saying adding it directly to the codebehind and accessing it at runtime?

When you are saying particular column do you mean you want to add it to gridview or some data control?

Set privileges for different user? what does that mean? is it like you want to hide/show based on the user logged in to the page?

bilal _hassan 3-May-11 11:56am

Hemant-Sharma-81: thanks for your concern and you are right,
1)yes i want to add usercontrol directly and access in at run time.
2) yes there is a Place Holder on my page where i want to show usercontrol.
3) different user includes (Admin, Staff, and students) so i want hide/show based according to user.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 22-Jan-13 15:43pm

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Solution 1

Your question is not very clear, however you should be able to use a usercontrol in your code once you have added the proper namespaces .

Posted 2-May-11 21:47pm

Abhinav S

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Solution 2

Put a place holder and load the control dynamically. It can be done from code behind, so that you can put your code in conditional statement and authenticate user accordingly.

Another solution is to use if-else block directly in the source, and check whether user is permitted to view the control or not.

Hope you got my point...

Posted 2-May-11 22:25pm

Ra-one

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Hemant__Sharma · Accepted Answer · 2011-05-04T00:58:00

Well,

there are many links can tell you how to add user control at runtime, here is one:
http://www.beansoftware.com/ASP.NET-Tutorials/Controls-Run-Time.aspx[^]
if the above link doesn't help you google for "add user control at runtime asp.net" you will find thousands of links.

For condition logic you can simply put If...usertype==Admin kind of code and take action to add or not to add the user control.

Thanks,
Hemant