Retrieve ParentControl
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Topic: Retrieve ParentControl
Posted By: synectic
Subject: Retrieve ParentControl
Date Posted: 02 May 2011 at 10:00am
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EDIT: see below Hi there, i build my commandbars dynamically, so i don't know the ids or anything else. There are simple buttons and popupsplitbuttons. It looks like this: Button 1 Button 2 SubButton 1 SubButton 2 ... Button 3 Button 4 ... So, if 'SubButton 2' is clicked, how can i retrieve its parent 'Button 2' to change the caption from 'button 2' into 'something else'? I know how to get the commandbar 'Button 2', but i don't know how to get it as a control to manipulate its properties. Thanks Andreas Why does the moderator not moderate? I posted this reply 36 hours ago: Hi, gibra, thanks for your reply.  In Parameter-property i store a 'parameter' which holds the id of an object to be accessed when the button is clicked. The parent is supposed to store the last selected 'subcontrol' for quick access. So there has to be another way to get the 'Parent-Button'.  Thanks and greetings from Berlin to Italy Andreas |
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Posted By: gibra
Date Posted: 04 May 2011 at 4:36am
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You can use Parameter property to store the parent button, while add each button to Commandbar.
From the help:
Parameter
Gets/Sets the parameter of the control. This is the equivalent to the "Tag" property. You can store any extra data needed for your program.
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Posted By: synectic
Date Posted: 04 May 2011 at 5:06am
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Hi, gibra,
thanks for your reply. In Parameter-property i store a 'parameter' which holds the id of an object to be accessed when the button is clicked. The parent is supposed to store the last selected 'subcontrol' for quick access. So there has to be another way to get the 'Parent-Button'. Thanks and greetings from Berlin to Italy Andreas |