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11/27/2006 7:04 AM
 
Hi all, hopefully this question isn't ridiculously stupid for you all, but here it goes...

I am in the process of creating a Module, and I am also creating a number of reusable web user controls to be used within the module. I am trying to access the ModuleID from within these 'sub-controls' and it comes up as -1. The top level control has no trouble with this, but any 'included' controls on the main control seem to lose scope. The sub controls all inherit PortalModuleBase, is this correct?
As a work around, I have been passing the ModuleID down to the sub-controls, but when I'm 2-3 levels deep it gets a bit messy?

Thanks in advance!!!
 
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