Re: How to have 1 toolbar to govern all...

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Dont know much about 2.0 Master Pages to be honest, but think that is for
ASP?? I should have mentioned that this is a Windows based app.

"clintonG" wrote:

> As I am realizing while building a similar schema myself your objective may
> be best implemented using 2.0 Master Pages. The master contains the
> navigation and the content pages contain the content. Both 2.0 and Master
> Pages are quite elegant. I recommend you consider migrating as early as
> possible.
>
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> "Steve" <Steve@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > C# .Net
> >
> > My application is a one window one world one love, type of affair. There
> > are the occasional pop up screens, but in the main it is one window, and
> > all
> > screens are displayed within this one window. Down the left hand side of
> > my
> > MainWindow is a menu structure, and when you select an item, it creates an
> > instance of the relevant UserControl and renders it in the right hand side
> > of
> > MainMenu.
> >
> > Until now, each "page" or user control has its own set of buttons on it
> > for
> > add,update,delete,cancel etc. Which is fine, because when the user
> > presses a
> > button then the code for handling each one of these actions is within that
> > UserControl's code.
> >
> > However.... I want to move these individual toolbars out of the individual
> > controls, and have one toolbar, in the MainWindow at the top. I have
> > placed
> > this toolbar into my Mainwindow, and have some methods for adding and
> > removing buttons to it, depending on which screen I am in. But how do I
> > tell
> > the control on that screen, which button has been pressed? I could I
> > guess
> > use reflection to run a method in the actual control, from the ToolBar
> > clicked in the MainWindow, but this seems a bit bodgey.
> >
> > I am new to C# and OOP, and I'm sure there is a better way, but I dont
> > know
> > it. Would this be a good use for Delegates and/or Intefaces??
>
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>
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