Assigning a Panel Control (say A) to another Panel Control (may be B).

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How to Assign a Panel Control with all its child Controls to Another Control?
Let my form contains two Panels say PanelA and PanelB.

PanelA in my form contains some Controls, but PanelB is empty panel by Default.

During time, When a Button Click, I just need to Fill All Controls From PanelA to PanelB, (PanelA must always contains its controls, Duplicates or New Instances of used controls need to place in PanelB) So Now PanelA and PanelB contains Similar Controls.

Posted 21-Apr-13 0:41am

Ashok19r91d

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Idle_Force · Accepted Answer · 2013-04-21T13:35:00

Solution 1

Use a UserControl that you populate with the control which you speak of. When you need to duplicate it, it is as simple as initializing 1 object the UserControl and placing it in the other panel.

Posted 21-Apr-13 13:35pm

Idle_Force

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Ashok19r91d 21-Apr-13 22:31pm

You are right, but is it possible without using user control?
If not please provide some links to start basis of control custom designing. . .

Idle_Force 21-Apr-13 23:53pm

What platform are you building on? Winforms, WPF, etc...

Ashok19r91d 23-Apr-13 22:29pm

Windows Form. . .

Idle_Force 24-Apr-13 0:20am

While you can set each individual contol, a UserControl makes this so much easier. And when you change it in the designer all your instances change after a rebuild. Just seems simpler to me.