Calling MyBase's MyBase?!?

hello.. I have a BasePage that inherits from the Web.UI.Page class. I have put some excellent functionality in that BasePage that I need to carry forward to another inheriting page, the BasePopUpPage that will inherit from my BasePage..

In the CreateChildControls() routine, I need to override this in my basePopUpPage because in the BasePage, this handles loading the header/footer for my pages.. however, on my PopUpPages, i dont want the header and footer.. however, I do need to call the Web.UI.Page class from the BasePage Class.. so basically, How can I override the BasePage's CreateChildControls() and still call mybase.mybase.createchildcontrols() w/out calling the MyBase.CreateChildControls?

understand?

Thanks
-mcd

I think I understand what you're trying to say. Corrrect me if I'm wrong.

Code:

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Public Class BasePage()

  Pubic Overridable Sub CreateChildControls()

  End Sub
End Class

Public Class basePopUpPage
  Inherits BasePage
 
  Public Overrides Sub CreateChildControls()

  End Sub
End Class

---

Is that what you were looking for?

Thanks for the reply.. but there is a twist to this that I am having problems with.... In the BasePage class, the createchildcontrols() routine calls myBase.CreateChildControls() (which resides in Web.UI.Page).. i dont knwo what goes on in that routing in the base, but its what renders those darn controls.. so, from the BasePopUpPage, how can i call the Web.UI.Page.CreateChildControls() function? mybase.creat... wont work because it would call BasePage.. not Web.UI.Page


Any suggestions?

-mcd