Tks Benj, It's what I looking for. Works very well.
Att, Carlos Caetano 2010/11/21 Benj Nunez <[email protected]> > Create an overloaded constructor for UserControl1, passing the Panel > control as your parameter. > In this way, you can assign the Panel to the Parent property of > UserControl2 after instantiating UserControl2 from > a button click event. The button as I understand it, is located in the > UserControl1 right? > > Here is a sample which might help you: > > > http://benjnunez.pastebin.com/nV7fdAGn > > > To see your output, I recommend you place some labels in UserControl1 > and UserControl2 > or better yet, temporarily change the color of your forms (e.g. blue > for UserControl1 and green for UserControl2). > > > > Regards, > > > > Benj > > > > > > > On Nov 21, 10:25 am, Carlos Caetano <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I have a Panel named *panel1 *and two User Controls named *uc1 *and > *uc2*. > > > > I add UserControl in Panel with de following command: > > > > uc1 myuc1 = new uc1(); > > panel1.Controls.Add(myuc1); > > > > How can I remove the User Control *uc1 *from panel and add *uc2 *with > event > > from button inside *uc1*. > > > > Tks, And sorry for my English* > > * > > -- > > Carlos Caetano > -- Carlos Caetano
