I am trying to dynamically load a pane from a different tab into the contents of a module. The code I have gathered seems to work, except that the container isn't right (it is using the module title for the wrapping module, not the specified one in the pane). It is as if for the container, SkinObject.ModuleControl is set to the wrong value. What am I missing and does this work for anyone else?

I have posted the full source to this control here: http://gist.github.com/476055

To use it I instantiate it and add it to the control tree for my module:

public override void OnInit(EventArgs e) {
    Controls.Add(new DynamicPane { Pane="ContentPane", TabId=83, ModuleId=ModuleId });
    base.OnInit(e);
}

That doesn't matter.  No matter where I put the call to base, the dynamically loaded modules are still shown with the container of the wrapper module. All module actions are those of the wrapper and the title is from the wrapper (but the container control that is used is correct).

In a user control, all that OnInit does is call Page_Init if it exists, and then FrameworkInitialize if it hasn't been called already. As the control gets added to the control tree, the lifecycle gets caught up. Having the base call in the beginning or end makes no difference because FrameworkInitialize is already called and Page_Init doesn't exist (in fact I can omit it and the result is the same, still it is good practice to call the base when you override a method).