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Posted 10/06/2006 12:47:25 PM


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Is there a way to access the Index of a PanelManager page?  I notice they each have an index when you view them in the page collection.  Is there a way to access that in code?  All I can find is TabIndex which is not what I want.  I would like to be able to do something like the following....

lstPanels.DisplayMember = "PageDescription"
lstPanels.ValueMember = "PageIndex"   '<---This would be the index property of the page

For Each panel as PanelManagerPage in PanelManager.PageCollection
   lstPanels.Items.Add(panel)
Next

Then on the SelectedIndexChanged event of lstPanels I would just have to do something like this....

PanelManager.SetActivePage(lstPanels.SelectedValue)

So, I just need to know how I can access this 'PageIndex' property I'm wanting to use.

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Posted 10/06/2006 1:49:37 PM


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The index of the page is determined by the order they appear in the PageCollection on the PanelManager.  You can manage this through the form designer.  You can then reference a page by object reference or by index.  You can also set the active page by index or reference.  See below.

Accessing Options
Me.PanelManager1.CurrentPageIndex
Me.PanelManager1.CurrentPage

Page Setting Options
Me.PanelManager1.SetActivePage(Index)
Me.PanelManager1.SetActivePage(PanelPageReference)

 

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