Issue : When loading dynamic UserControl Event handlers are not get registered

I am using Dnn 4.8.4

I am loading Dynamic Control at runtime to a module , by using Load Control() function . I am getting design view of that control . But I am not getting any event handlers of the dynamic control . I mean button click , ddl postback events ....  of the control are not register while loading dynamically .

thanks to all for ur help

Thanks William but still i am not getting Event handler

I am calling outside PostBack , loading the control every postback , and made cache to zero , Still I am not getting the Event handler of the  ViewCMSContentModule.ascx ( button click ,.... ) 

My code as follows

  setPanel("~/DesktopModules/ContentManagementSystem/ViewCMSContentModule.ascx")   ' Outside postback

 Private Sub setPanel(ByVal ucVirtualPath As String)
            Dim uc As New UserControl
            uc = LoadControl(ucVirtualPath)
            uc.DataBind()
            pnlTemplate.Controls.Add(uc)

End Sub

Are you assigning an event handler anywhere for it to handle?

something like
uc.OnClick += new EventHandlet(uc_OnClick(...)); //Or something like that, VS lets me use the Tab key to make it go
Then have a function 
protected void uc_OnClick(object sender, EventArgs e){...}

To handle the event of a control in the loaded usercontrol, the user control will have to bubble up an event such as the button click; something like this

   private void Button1_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
   {
      Response.Write("WebUserControl1 :: Begin Button1_Click <BR>");
      OnBubbleClick(e);
      Response.Write("WebUserControl1 :: End Button1_Click <BR>");
   }

   public event EventHandler BubbleClick;

   protected void OnBubbleClick(EventArgs e)
   {
      if(BubbleClick != null)
      {
         BubbleClick(this, e);
      }
   }           

Then, in the control that you loaded the user control you will want to do something like

uc..BubbleClick += new EventHandler(uc_BubbleClick);

protected void uc_BubbleClick(object sender, EventArgs e){...}

I hope that helps.

Because I don't use it often enough and have to reference my old code, or the internets, my examples were slightly modified from the code found here.