BOb,

>PS: Sorry if someone already answered this but I didn't see any stars on the thread.

Not everyone bothers giving out stars. <s>

>Right, a user control is NOT a class. So, when you RESET it is resetting back to the class default value. What you want to do is create a server control, which is actually a class. This will work as you expect.

I'm not following you here at all .... a user control most certainly *is* a class ... however, since you mention server control, I'm thinking that you're referring to WebForms and not WinForms. Mike was talking about WinForms.

~~Bonnie


>>What I'd like to have happen when I reset a value in the property page is to have that value reset to the class value like in VFP's IDE. Perhaps the control should not have been a user control?
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>Right, a user control is NOT a class. So, when you RESET it is resetting back to the class default value. What you want to do is create a server control, which is actually a class. This will work as you expect.
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>BOb
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>PS: Sorry if someone already answered this but I didn't see any stars on the thread.