Hi,
I want to navigate though my usercontrols via some buttons, how to i do
that....
I have tried lots of thing, but as I'm still new to C# i havent found
the right path to follow yet, are there any one that can help me, I have
the following code....
private void Form1_Load(obje ct sender, System.EventArg s e)
{
TextBoxes myTextBoxes = new TextBoxes();
CheckBoxes myCheckBoxes = new CheckBoxes();
Buttons myButtons = new Buttons();
myTextBoxes.Loc ation = new System.Drawing. Point(20, 10);
myCheckBoxes.Lo cation = new System.Drawing. Point(20, 10);
myButtons.Locat ion = new System.Drawing. Point(20, 10);
this.Group.Cont rols.Add(myText Boxes);
this.Group.Cont rols.Add(myChec kBoxes);
this.Group.Cont rols.Add(myButt ons);
}
and want to make a button to nagivete to the left and right, how to do
that.... I can ofcause make the button, but how to select the next or
previous usercontrol???
kind regards
Syska
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Aint there any one that can help me with this one???
maybe just a little hint?
Mikael Syska wrote: Hi,
I want to navigate though my usercontrols via some buttons, how to i do
that....
I have tried lots of thing, but as I'm still new to C# i havent found
the right path to follow yet, are there any one that can help me, I have
the following code....
private void Form1_Load(obje ct sender, System.EventArg s e)
{
TextBoxes myTextBoxes = new TextBoxes();
CheckBoxes myCheckBoxes = new CheckBoxes();
Buttons myButtons = new Buttons();
myTextBoxes.Loc ation = new System.Drawing. Point(20, 10);
myCheckBoxes.Lo cation = new System.Drawing. Point(20, 10);
myButtons.Locat ion = new System.Drawing. Point(20, 10);
this.Group.Cont rols.Add(myText Boxes);
this.Group.Cont rols.Add(myChec kBoxes);
this.Group.Cont rols.Add(myButt ons);
}
and want to make a button to nagivete to the left and right, how to do
that.... I can ofcause make the button, but how to select the next or
previous usercontrol???
kind regards
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