Hey all,

   I am still getting the hang of .Net so I'm posting this question looking
for someone to maybe explain the following process to me so I can better
understand just what is going on here.
   I have an aspx page with a few Panel Web Controls on it.  I turn them on
and off depending on what the user is doing.  I wanted to make the code a
little shorter on the back end by writing a subroutine that turns off all
panels by iterating through the controls collection:

   My first attempt didn't go so well:
           For Each p As Panel In Me.Controls
               p.Visible = False
           Next

   After some searching on Google, CodeProject, and the MSDN help files, I
was able to correct the function so it worked:
           For Each c As Control In Me.Controls.Item(1).Controls
               If TypeOf c Is Panel Then
                   c.Visible = False
               End If
           Next

   My question is in two parts: 1 - Obviously, why did the first one not
work, and 2 - Why do I need to use "Me.Controls.Item(1).Controls" to access
the controls collection for the page?

   Again, I am still getting a handle on all this, so I appreciate any
replies to be as simple and straight forward as possible. :)  Thanks!

-- Andrew