Properties for dynamicly created controls within a user control

[Chris Monro]

Hi!

I've created a UI control that adds(Creates) or subtracts(Destroys) standard buttons on a panel. I want to have each of these created buttons become accessible as UI elements, just as the custom control itself is, so that if the control has been defined by property to have 2 buttons, then the buttons themselves have standard properties accessible to the user of the control, so things like color, etc... as well as events can be tied specifically to each of these dynaimcally created child controls. Any suggestions?

This is much like a Tabbed Dialog control, where when you add a tab, all the properties and methods available are there for each tab you add.

Chris Monro
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[mayankaswal]

Their is a Page.Comtrol property where you can go throuh all the controls of the page and modifying them...

[Chris Monro]

Their is a Page.Comtrol property where you can go throuh all the controls of the page and modifying them...

I guess what I was asking about wasn't clear. When you use a standard MS "Tab Control", the moment you drop it onto your form, it creates the tab control, and 2 tab pages. Both the control, and the two tab pages are created as independant, addressable objects in the UI, and in code... the "Tabs" property of the "Tab Control" displays "(Collection") as the property value, with the elipsis (...) button, and opens a dialog that lets you set the properties of each of the tab pages, as well as add and remove them.

That's what I want to accomplish with my control. It's a panel, that has a variable number of buttons, which should each be addressable. SO I have a property called "Buttons" which I want to show (Collection) as the value, and then open the dialog allowing add/remove/edit of each button.