I'm having troubles designing an application using the tabstrip and
multipage controls  that are in an .aspx file and getting all my
other user  controls (that I drop into that .aspx file) to talk to
each other (pass info, disable one another, set  visibility, etc.).
I ended up placing a reference  in the parent to each child user
control and then placing a reference to the parent in the
child...then, in each child user control, I reference another child
through the parent. So, if I'm flipping from one tab to another, I
enable and set visibility on controls to true.

Have you guys noticed that when you have a button on one pageview of
a multipage and then you click it to move to the next tab (or
pageview of a multipage) that it won't postback when you have a
validation control  on the next page? I found that to be the case
and had to disable the validation control when it loads, then when I
click my button on my first page to move to the second page, I
enable the validation. It's goofy, but it works.

I posted this yesterday and everyone stopped posting. Did I make a
ripple in the ASP.NET community?