>Thanks Dan,
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>Based on the error adding controls individually is the only way I can see it working. And I was hoping to avoid that and someone else had encountered and come up with a work around.
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>In this case I could conceivably do it by enabing/disabling and making visible/invisible controls.
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>Bob
But you could define the containers as you've described - with all of the controls needed - as their own classes, and then just add the containers dynamically. That way you only need to add two items instead of all of the individual controls.
Unless I'm missing something?
Dan LeClair
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