ASP. NET UserControl Communication

Recently, the WebPart communication technology was used in SharePoint2007. I personally think that the ConnectionConsumer and ConnectionProvider in version 2007 are not as easy as those in version 2010, so I changed the idea to implement communication: A UserControl control is installed in the WebPart container, so that as long as the UserControl can communicate, the communication between webparts is realized.

Next I will use ASP. NET's UserControl to simulate SharePoint UserControl communication. The essence, thoughts, and implementation methods of the two are unchanged.

UserControl is a user-defined control. We can inject events into UserControl. When a UserControl triggers an event, data is transmitted through event parameters, allow other UserControl to obtain the parameters passed by this event for communication.

The following is a simple demonstration of two usercontrols for communication.

 

Create a class, two usercontrols and one web page.

Here are MyEventAgrs. cs, UCProvider. ascx, UCComsumer. ascx, Default. aspx.

The MyEventAgrs. cs code is as follows:

 

[Csharp] public delegate void MyEventHandle (object sender, MyEventAgrs args );
Public class MyEventAgrs: EventArgs
{
Public MyEventAgrs (){}
Public string MyMsg {get; set ;}
}

Public delegate void MyEventHandle (object sender, MyEventAgrs args );
Public class MyEventAgrs: EventArgs
{
Public MyEventAgrs (){}
Public string MyMsg {get; set ;}
}

If you want to pass other objects, you only need to modify the MyMsg method of the MyEventAgrs class. The EventArgs abstract class must be inherited to store event parameter values. In addition, a delegate event must be defined and used elsewhere.

The UCProvider. ascx code is as follows:

[Csharp] public partial class UCProvider: System. Web. UI. UserControl
{
Public event MyEventHandle myHandle;
Protected void Page_Load (object sender, EventArgs e)
{
This. DropDownList1.SelectedIndexChanged + = new EventHandler (dropdownlist+selectedindexchanged );
}
Void DropDownList1_SelectedIndexChanged (object sender, EventArgs e)
{
MyEventAgrs myEvent = new MyEventAgrs ();
MyEvent. MyMsg = DropDownList1.SelectedValue;
MyHandle (this, myEvent );
}}

Public partial class UCProvider: System. Web. UI. UserControl
{
Public event MyEventHandle myHandle;
Protected void Page_Load (object sender, EventArgs e)
{
This. DropDownList1.SelectedIndexChanged + = new EventHandler (dropdownlist+selectedindexchanged );
}
Void DropDownList1_SelectedIndexChanged (object sender, EventArgs e)
{
MyEventAgrs myEvent = new MyEventAgrs ();
MyEvent. MyMsg = DropDownList1.SelectedValue;
MyHandle (this, myEvent );
}}
A DropDownList is defined on the foreground page and a data source is bound to the DropDownList. I want to transmit the value of the user-selected DropDownList when selecting DropDownList. The Code uses myHandle (this, myEvent) to initialize the event.

The UCComsumer. ascx code is as follows:

[Csharp] public partial class UCComsumer: System. Web. UI. UserControl
{
Public void InitValue (string msg ){
Lb. Text = msg;
}
}

Public partial class UCComsumer: System. Web. UI. UserControl
{
Public void InitValue (string msg ){
Lb. Text = msg;
}
}
Attribute representation can also be used when values are assigned here, for example:

[Csharp] public string UC1Msg
{
Get {return this. lb. Text ;}
Set {this. lb. Text = value ;}
}

Public string UC1Msg
{
Get {return this. lb. Text ;}
Set {this. lb. Text = value ;}
}
This method makes it easier to reference UserControl:

[Csharp] <uc2: ucConsumer runat = "server" ID = "uc2" UC1Msg = "Defalut Value"/>

<Uc2: ucConsumer runat = "server" ID = "uc2" UC1Msg = "Defalut Value"/> the Default. aspx code is as follows:

Register UserControl on the front-end page

[Csharp] <% @ Register TagPrefix = "uc1" TagName = "ucProvider" Src = "~ /UserControls/UCProvider. ascx "%>
<% @ Register TagPrefix = "uc2" TagName = "ucConsumer" Src = "~ /UserControls/UCComsumer. ascx "%>

<% @ Register TagPrefix = "uc1" TagName = "ucProvider" Src = "~ /UserControls/UCProvider. ascx "%>
<% @ Register TagPrefix = "uc2" TagName = "ucConsumer" Src = "~ /UserControls/UCComsumer. ascx "%>
Reference again

[Javascript] <uc1: ucProvider runat = "server" ID = "uc1" OnmyHandle = "ucloud myhandle"/>
<Uc2: ucConsumer runat = "server" ID = "uc2"/>

<Uc1: ucProvider runat = "server" ID = "uc1" OnmyHandle = "ucloud myhandle"/>
<Uc2: ucConsumer runat = "server" ID = "uc2"/>
Background page:

[Csharp] protected void ucloud myhandle (object sender, MyEventAgrs args)
{
If (args! = Null)
{
Uc2.InitValue (args. MyMsg );
}
Else
Uc2.UC1Msg = string. Empty;
}

Protected void ucloud myhandle (object sender, MyEventAgrs args)
{
If (args! = Null)
{
Uc2.InitValue (args. MyMsg );
}
Else
Uc2.UC1Msg = string. Empty;
}

This completes the entire process. The Default. aspx page is only a carrier or intermediate medium. All operations are performed between two usercontrols. However, when the page is loaded for the first time, that is, when the page is loaded too many drop-down boxes are not clicked, there is no value transfer here.