>I create a class that handles the customer address information.
>Contact name, address, apt, city, state, and zipcode so I can put it in the form that I wanted.
>The situation that I’m experienced is that how can I do to run the methods that I create in that class without affecting the place where I put it on the form?
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>Ex. I have a FormSet1.Form1
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>If I put my class in that form, inside my reset code I must write the code to reset all the fields depending on formset1.form1
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>If I put my class inside formset1.form1.pgfgeneral.page1 I need to do the same thing but with that path.
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>I want to be able to call the method of a class placing the class in both places without modifying the code.
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>Thanks,
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>FPATER

Check out the .PARENT operator.

For example, if you want to validate a ZIP code, you could create a custom method in your container class e.g. MyZIPCodeValidator(), then call it from the ZIP code .Validate method:

RETURN THIS.PARENT.MyZIPCodeValidator(THIS.Value)

There are lots of ways to do this, hopefully this gives you the idea.