I have designed and written a custom 'menu like' server control. The control inherits from DataBoundControl and implements INamingContainer and IPostBackEventHandler interfaces. The control uses only html mark-up as it’s UI, i.e. tables, table rows and table cells, and no intrinsic html controls such as input or select. The control does not implement any client-side script and therefore redraws its updated UI on postback through the IPostBackEventHandler.RaisePostBackEvent handler method by adding controls to the control tree. Everything was working fine until I designated it’s page to be of type Master and in the server-side event handler for the Click event I redirected to a content page. Now, after the postback occurs and the content page is merged with the master page the IPostBackEventHandler.RaisePostBackEvent method of the control is no longer being called, i.e as if the postback event is not fired for the control. I know that in this scenario the master page is now a control within the content page. I think I may need to cause some sort of event bubbling from the master page but am not sure how to implement this. Is there a way I can detect in the Master page whether it is a page or a control and force the postback event to occur in the custom control?? Any help would be very much appreciated. Thanks in advance. Mark
