Thx, Barbara, I'll try that. I was passing quotes and it was not interpreting th e command properly.
Bill
>>>Bill,
>>>Finally, if you are calling a createobject() or similar code in the method you can pass 'this' or 'this.parent' as parameters to the method, which will pass the complete object reference of the calling control or its parent respectively.
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>>This is along the lines of what I want to do. In the method I am calling, which is at the Form level, I need to run the statement:
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>>Thisform.Pageframe1.(whatever Page I'm on).(whatever control I'm on).Addnode(x,x,x)
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>>Since this method will be called from different page numbers, it has to know where it is adding the node.
>>maybe this makes more sense.
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>>Thx,
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>>Bill
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>Bill, then try passing 'this' (without the quotes)
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>thisform.MyMethod(this.parent)
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>You should be passing a reference to the parent of the control calling the method, which would be the page the control is on.
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>HTH
>Barbara
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