Containers are the bastard offspring of windows and controls ;-)
You should be able to simply call
ccPC.hide //don't call close, it will destroy the instance
ccPC.EmbedWithinPanel(TPanel, page_number_where_I_Want_it_now,
c_cc_LEFT, c_cc_TOP)
Cheers,
Tom
On 29/11/2006, at 7:38 PM, Michael wrote:
I get the container control to show itself, with the following code
in the open-event of the tab panel.
dim ccPC as new ccPrefControl
ccPC.EmbedWithinPanel
(TPanel,c_anesDocs_Page,c_cc_LEFT,c_cc_TOP)// c_cc are constant
integers
but, I cannot get the container control to show itself in the
correct panel when I change panels.
have tried
(in the change event of the tab-panel)
ccPC.panelIndex=1 // This method or property does not exist
control(ccPC).panelIndex = 2// Illegal cast exception...I guess a
containerControl is not a control :-)
Any help would be appreciated.
Michael.
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