Hi.
I have a custom control and a component in a web page.
From the control I want to have access to the components list that exist on the web page.
How can I do that?
From my custom control I can have access to the page that hosts the control.

Please note that I want to do all this stuff at runtime.
Thanks.

What you desire is really a misuse of a control. You should not build a control such that is expects its parent to have some property or control. Instead, build the control in a way that it can accept in formation it requires. Then in your page, you should tell that control about the necessary data. Not only is this the more correct way of doing control development, but it's actually a bit easier and less likely to cause problems.

Hi, planoie.
I understand what you say.
I make a control that has a property "RelatedComponent". This property type is "MyComponent" (MyComponent is a component). I set this property at design time.
I want this setted value to be available at runtime too.
Please give me an example how can I do that.

Thank you very much.

If you created a property "RelatedComponent", then you can call the property in the runtime code:

myControl.RelatedComponent = ...