Great suggestion, Stephen. Most of my "wizards" are written this way (as are a lot of others) and the UI looks very professional and the behavior is completely under control.


>if you are only going to get this container for this one form
>personally for simplicity I would
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>add a pageframe to the form, set "tabs" property to .F., and in the refresh of the form evaluate the condition and show the desired page thisform.pageframe.activepage = nPageNumber
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>thats just so everything is pre-loaded i.e. the condition changes everything is loaded to the background just a matter of bringing everything to the front
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>now for generic speed a class is generally faster <-- notice the verbiage, could be taken different ways
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>bottom line it's a personal preference if your only going to call the container to one form
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>Hope this helps clear the air
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>>I want to have a portion of a form that changes depending on a condition whenever refreshed. Can I create different containers as classes and then call the one I want to display somehow during runtime? I'm trying to avoid having multiple containers that will occupy the same space on my form in development. Thanks!
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>>Regards, Renoir