Hi All:
I am new to C#. Have created a simple outlook add-in, which adds a
command bar in Outlook. On click of the button, I would like to load
the a simple dialog with a Text Box and a Button. I would like to
populate the textbox with a value, before displaying it.
To accomplish this, I tried creating a custom control (Test Control)
in design time with a text box and button, and loaded the custom
control in a form in design time. I am able to create and display the
form at runtime, but unable to set the property of textbox that is
present in the custom control.
Could you please help?
Regards.
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Without Knowing very much that you are doing
Did you check the textbox Modifier Property
public, private, protected etc
since you have it on a user Control, you either
have to create property to access the textbox from the outside world or make
the textbox itself public
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Hi All:
I am new to C#. Have created a simple outlook add-in, which adds a
command bar in Outlook. On click of the button, I would like to load
the a simple dialog with a Text Box and a Button. I would like to
populate the textbox with a value, before displaying it.
To accomplish this, I tried creating a custom control (Test Control)
in design time with a text box and button, and loaded the custom
control in a form in design time. I am able to create and display the
form at runtime, but unable to set the property of textbox that is
present in the custom control.
Could you please help?
Regards.
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