As far as I understand, 1) You have 2 UserControls uc1 and uc2 2) uc1 has a Button on it 3) You have added uc1 in a Panel Programmatically 4) You want uc1 to be removed from Panel, if uc1's button is pressed 5) And on the same point you want uc2 to be added in Panel
I think that Button should NOT be on uc1, rather it should be on Panel, in this way you can easily remove and add controls. Plus in this scenario, I think the show/hide technique is a bit better than adding and removing controls. Anyway if you want the same thing to be done then heres how you should do, Benj's Idea is also a valid one i.e. add a reference of Panel in uc1. But this is a bit less flexible approach. Because what if uc1 is being added in some other container control? So the better flexible approach is that uc1 should raise some event like "my button has been clicked do whatever you would like to do". In this way the parent will be responsible for listening that event and once that event gets occurred. Then you can remove the uc1 and add uc2 within parent control. On Sun, Nov 21, 2010 at 7:25 AM, Carlos Caetano <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi, > > I have a Panel named *panel1 *and two User Controls named *uc1 *and *uc2*. > > I add UserControl in Panel with de following command: > > uc1 myuc1 = new uc1(); > panel1.Controls.Add(myuc1); > > How can I remove the User Control *uc1 *from panel and add *uc2 *with > event from button inside *uc1*. > > Tks, And sorry for my English* > * > -- > Carlos Caetano >
