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varnasisampath@gmail.com - 27 Jun 2007 07:51 GMT
Hi All,

     My problem is that,how to create dynamic group of controls(like
if i click on one item in ComboBox then below i have to display group
of ComboBoxes and textboxes,labels like that)

so friends i guess i will get solution as early as possible
G Himangi - 27 Jun 2007 08:13 GMT
Take a look at the "Windows Forms Designer generated code" section in your
file. For creating controls dynamically, you use the same basic code -
create a new combobox, set its size and other properties and then add it
using Me.Controls.Add

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OD - 15 Jul 2007 13:30 GMT
Creating dynamically a component at runtime is the same thing as
creating any instance of any class at runtime. So there is no special
trick. So what is exactly your problem ?

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