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I have three usercontrols: <code>usercontrolA</code>, <code>usercontrolB</code> and <code>usercontrolC</code> which all share the same codebehind each having: <code><%@ Control Language="c#" AutoEventWireup="True" Codebehind="usercontrolA.ascx.cs" Inherits="usercontrolA" TargetSchema="http://schemas.microsoft.com/intellisense/ie5" %></code> at the top of the ascx. In the codebehind file I have a public property called <code>ShowAll</code>. I know I can set this property when I put the usercontrol on the page e.g. <code><uc1:usercontrolB ID="usercontrolB1" runat="server" ShowAll="true" /></code> However I would like ShowAll to always be set to true on usercontrolB so would rather not have to set it every time it is placed on a page. I know I can add a script tag to usercontrolB to set ShowAll in <code>Page_Load</code>: <pre><code><script runat="server"> protected void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { ShowAll = true; } </script> </code></pre> But want to keep the <code>Page_Load</code> implementation I already have in the codebehind. Is there any other way to set this property automatically for usercontrolB? Edit: If it's possible I'd like to be able to set this in the ascx rather than in the code behind, so that someone else later on could add <code>usercontrolD</code> and set <code>ShowAll</code> to true for all instances of <code>usercontrolD</code> without needing to get me to modify and recompile the codebehind.
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Set codebehind public property directly from ascx
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