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display different form objects in the same area
- Thread starter royyan
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Stick object set A in a panel, and object set B in a panel.
I'm guessing you're hiding/showing the panels with the tab buttons you have? If so, read on:
Position panelA where you want the objects to appear on your screen. Then look into the html and get the Left and Top values from the tag.
In your page load event, add this code:
PanelB.Style.Add("Top", "valuegoeshere"
PanelB.Style.Add("Left", "valuegoeshere"
Voila! Now, when you run your code, your panel will magically be placed at those coordinates, and your tab buttons will handle showing/hiding them.
hth
D'Arcy
I'm guessing you're hiding/showing the panels with the tab buttons you have? If so, read on:
Position panelA where you want the objects to appear on your screen. Then look into the html and get the Left and Top values from the tag.
In your page load event, add this code:
PanelB.Style.Add("Top", "valuegoeshere"
PanelB.Style.Add("Left", "valuegoeshere"
Voila! Now, when you run your code, your panel will magically be placed at those coordinates, and your tab buttons will handle showing/hiding them.
hth
D'Arcy
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