TabControl in my Project

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In my winForm project Tabcontrol I have a Tabcontrol with 6 TabPages and two Buttons.
The First Button 'Next' and another Button 'Back'.
When I click 'Next' I want to go to next TabPage, when I click Back I want to go to the previous TabPage.
How can I do that???

Not : The Same Report Wizard in MS Access 2007.

Posted 15-Jan-11 0:51am

ameenobeed

Updated 15-Jan-11 0:55am

Estys

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You may want to revisit your UI design. User can do this just by clicking the tab page header.

Posted 15-Jan-11 1:07am

dan!sh

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Espen Harlinn 15-Jan-11 7:30am

4+ He could be working on a wizard type of UI

dan!sh 15-Jan-11 8:22am

Wizard with next button to move through tab pages! That's a fake wizard. :)

Espen Harlinn 15-Jan-11 8:45am

I agree, but we've all seen it - even in apps from some well known companies :)

Estys 15-Jan-11 7:31am

Yeah, but this is much more fun :) +5
OT : Do you get a notification when somebody adds a comment to your answer? I don't.
Could you reply by adding a reply to this comment. I just saw that button, brand new I think.

OriginalGriff 15-Jan-11 7:40am

Estys: I reported it in Sugs&Bugs. I assume it is to do with the recalc of the recalc that is in progress today (and probably tomorrow as well).

Estys 15-Jan-11 7:43am

No, I have never got any notification. In the forums I do get emails, but not in Q&A.
Nice new feature, this reply-to-comment.

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2011-01-15T00:55:00

Solution 1

Use the TabControl.SelectedIndex[^] property: If you increase or decrease it, you will move to next or previous pages. remember to check you are still within the page count though!

Posted 15-Jan-11 0:55am

OriginalGriff

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Espen Harlinn 15-Jan-11 7:28am

5+ Good answer :)