>I just created a sub-class of both the command group and container class because I wanted to add some existing command buttons to it and wasn't sure of the best container. I have two questions. Is it better to use the command group for this purpose or doesn't it matter? Any drawbacks to one vs. the other? The second question is - I see that the command group sticks two command buttons in the container. Should I delete those at this level, or create anothe subclass from this and do it there, so I can add my own buttons? I thought that at the highest level you don't want to make too many changes, but wasn't sure about this one.
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>Thanks for the help.
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>Sylvia
I like Commandgroup container, because I can place all the code into one method - InteractiveChange. For your own buttons probably better use a container. I personally didn't find playing with adding own classes to standard containers like optiongroup or commandgroup, (or pageframe, etc.) very useful.
Nick
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