Setting an object to a User Control

[Dave]

If I have a name of a User Control in my project, how can I set an Object to
that User Control?

ie;

I have a User Control, called "Accounts" in my project
I tried the following code

strUserControlN ame = "Accounts"
frmMain.Control s.Add(strUserCo ntrolName)

But, of course, the above code doesn't work, because the second line of code
wants a User Control parameter, not a string parameter.

so, I need to do something like this:

dim objUserControl as UserControl
set objUserControl = UserControl(str UserControlName )

How do I do this? Your help would be appreciated.
Dave

[Tedmond]

private Accounts myAccount;

myAccount = new Accounts();

frmMain.control s.Add(myAccount );

This shouldn't have any problem.

Tedmond

"Dave" wrote:

If I have a name of a User Control in my project, how can I set an Object to
that User Control?

ie;

I have a User Control, called "Accounts" in my project
I tried the following code

strUserControlN ame = "Accounts"
frmMain.Control s.Add(strUserCo ntrolName)

But, of course, the above code doesn't work, because the second line of code
wants a User Control parameter, not a string parameter.

so, I need to do something like this:

dim objUserControl as UserControl
set objUserControl = UserControl(str UserControlName )

How do I do this? Your help would be appreciated.
Dave

[Tedmond]

Sorry, yours is in VB verion.

Dim myAccount As Accounts
myAccount = New Accounts
frmMain.Control s.Add(myAccount )

"Tedmond" wrote:

private Accounts myAccount;

myAccount = new Accounts();

frmMain.control s.Add(myAccount );

This shouldn't have any problem.

Tedmond

"Dave" wrote:

If I have a name of a User Control in my project, how can I set an Object to
that User Control?

ie;

I have a User Control, called "Accounts" in my project
I tried the following code

strUserControlN ame = "Accounts"
frmMain.Control s.Add(strUserCo ntrolName)

But, of course, the above code doesn't work, because the second line of code
wants a User Control parameter, not a string parameter.

so, I need to do something like this:

dim objUserControl as UserControl
set objUserControl = UserControl(str UserControlName )

How do I do this? Your help would be appreciated.
Dave

[Dave]

"Tedmond" wrote:

Sorry, yours is in VB verion.

Dim myAccount As Accounts
myAccount = New Accounts
frmMain.Control s.Add(myAccount )

"Tedmond" wrote:

private Accounts myAccount;

myAccount = new Accounts();

frmMain.control s.Add(myAccount );

This shouldn't have any problem.

Tedmond

"Dave" wrote:

If I have a name of a User Control in my project, how can I set an Object to
that User Control?

ie;

I have a User Control, called "Accounts" in my project
I tried the following code

strUserControlN ame = "Accounts"
frmMain.Control s.Add(strUserCo ntrolName)

But, of course, the above code doesn't work, because the second line of code
wants a User Control parameter, not a string parameter.

so, I need to do something like this:

dim objUserControl as UserControl
set objUserControl = UserControl(str UserControlName )

How do I do this? Your help would be appreciated.
Dave

While that will work, the problem is, Tedmond, I have about 30 different
user controls that the user can choose from. The thing I'm trying to avoid is
setting up a Select statement with 30 choices in it. What I'm trying to find
is a way, based on a string containing the exact name of the user control, to
generate the form.controls.a dd(usercontrol) statement out of it.

I need something like:

dim gUserControl as UserControl
gUserControl = MyProject.Compo nent(StringName OfUserControl)
Form.Controls.A dd(gUserControl )

But, I need some correct syntax for that middle line of code. That's what I
don't know how to do.