Answer / rakesh

Suppose we have a Label(lblTest) in the MasterPage(TestMaster.master) and you want to access that in the Content page at that time u can use the following Code.

Page_Load(....)
{
Label lbl = (Label)TestMaster.FindControl("lblTest");
lbl.Text ="Accessed in ContentPage..";
}

Answer / vijay singh

MultiView mv =
(MultiView)Master.FindControl("Multiviewsidebar");

Answer / kevin m

Best not to let the content page know about a control.

Expose what is needed by public properties on the master page, makes the solution far more flexible and decoupled.

Answer / m.ramasubbareddy

There are so many ways to access individual items of an
Master Page

you need to typecast what control you need to find

1.TextBox textbox=(TextBox)this.findcontrol("textbox1");
2.Label labl=(Label)page.parent.fincotrol("lblname") as Label;
3.ContentPlaceholder
cph=(ContentPlaceholder)this.findcontrol("ContentPlaceholder1"
);
Label lbl=(Label)cph.findcontrol("lblname");

Answer / prayag t

you can also have a public property defined in master pages
to be accessed in other child pages.

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