>Here is sample of one. You need to raise a postback event on the client to cause the postback to occur.
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Doesn't it automatically occur when you click on a native image button or button? Hmm...now that I've played with this a bit, it looks like I misunderstood when a postback event would fire. It looks like it only fires for the control that caused the postback, not all controls.

I modified the code to manually create the postback, which in my sample code worked. The "Page" object wasn't valid for some reason, then I realized that I was manually rendering this particular control from within another control. So, I added two additional properties to this "sub" control where and I now pass a valid Page object, and a reference to the parent control. This works much better <g>.