Accessing a pannel via Class C#3.0

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Hi Guys

Hope you can help me ! I have a application that opens a instance of a class called controller class each time you click on a different treeview node. the class then creates a panel in a tabpage. In my Controllerclass i references another class (Commentclass) creating a other panel with different controls on. My problem is that when i reference Comment class I make the 1st panel visibility false but when i want to make it true from comment class i cant

Can anyone please advice?

Thanks

Posted 14-Jun-11 20:19pm

Gigantour

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 15-Jun-11 2:34am

What do you want to achieve?
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Sander Rossel 15-Jun-11 2:36am

Could you post some code?

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2011-06-14T21:09:00

You have to maintain a reference to the 1st panel in the second if you want to do this: Create a class level Panel varaiable and where you hide the panel, save the reference to the panel you just hid. You can then use this to show the panel later.

C#

private Panel myOtherPanel = null;
...
theOtherPanel.Visible = false;
myOtherPanel = theOtherPanel;
...
if (myOtherPanel != null)
   { 
   myOtherPanel.Visible = true;
   }