a pannel which have Buttons

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hi
in some projects there are a pannel which have some buttons for save, edit, search and ...
and convert it to a dll and use in all forms. there form it is not necessary to create buttons and write code in each form.
have you a prepared dll for me?

thanks very much

Posted 1-Feb-15 17:29pm

armm1388

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 2-Feb-15 0:44am

Not clear. What prepared, by who? Just do it. There is no difference if the form code in DLL or no DLL.
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BillWoodruff 2-Feb-15 2:33am

No one here is going to create a .dll for you, but I, and others, will be happy to teach you how to create one ... if you are willing to write code.

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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2015-02-01T22:25:00

Sounds like to need to create a custom control ... there is a full set of articles on MSDN[^] and there are also articles here on CodeProject - e.g. Writing your Custom Control: step by step[^]

Yours sounds like it is going to be quite complex, so I advise taking it slowly - e.g. just get a panel together with some buttons on it - no functionality at first, just to prove you can build the control and use it. Then start by adding functionality to one of the buttons and move on from there.

If/when you hit problems then come back and post a question, including the code snippet you're having the problem with,