Another possible solution would be to store an index value to each tab, then
just loop 1 TO TabCount.


>>ZOrder is changing the order of the controls in the .Controls property.
>>
>>I have the following code that repositions tabs in a tabset:
>>
>>

>>nLeft = 0
>>FOR nControl = 1 TO .ControlCount
>>
>>	oControl = .Controls[nControl]
>>
>>	IF LOWER(oControl.Class) = "mytab"
>>
>>		oControl.Left = nLeft
>>		
>>		IF nControl > 1
>>			oControl.Left = oControl.Left - 7
>>		ENDIF			
>>	
>>		nLeft = oControl.Left + oControl.Width
>>	
>>	ENDIF
>>
>>ENDFOR
>>

>>
>>The problem is that when a tab is clicked, I use ZOrder(0) to bring the tab in front of
>>all others.
>>
>>Since ZOrder is changing the order of the controls in the .Controls property, the above code
>>no longer works.
>>
>>I'm open to suggestions on this.
>
>You can store references to your tabs into an array, and sort the array by page order. Then use this array instead of .controls array. Then their zOrder wouldn't matter.
>
>Take care to release these references on time (pageframe.destroy, perhaps) so they don't keep dangling around.