Is it possible to use a same single button with multiple forms?

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Hai,

Im my app i have two forms, in the first form i have the button ADD,
i want to use that button in my second form, It is possible?
if u know help me.

Thanks & Regards
Honey

Posted 20-Feb-11 17:41pm

honey4bee

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Albin Abel 20-Feb-11 23:48pm

you can call the first button event from second form using delegates. But tell us why you want to do that, then we can give you the best answer

Ankur^\m/ 21-Feb-11 2:29am

Reply from OP:
hai Abel, in my second form i have only Node Deletion code only, after Deletion Operation Performed i want to Disable the ADD button which is exists in Form1 i think now u understand my requirement,

Sunasara Imdadhusen 20-Feb-11 23:49pm

Good suggestion by AlbinAbel

Albin Abel 21-Feb-11 0:03am

Thanks Sunasara Imdadhusen

Ankur^\m/ 21-Feb-11 2:30am

Use 'Reply' link (which can be seen when you mouse over a comment) to reply to a comment because that will notify the user and adding a comment below your answer won't.

honey4bee 21-Feb-11 5:25am

k sure,
wt is the solution of my prob

Ankur^\m/ 21-Feb-11 5:34am

Couple of people tried to answer you. The one by DaveAuld answers your question based on the information you have provided. What have you tried?
If you need more help, try improving your question with more information and show us what have you tried and where you failed.

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DaveAuld · Answer 1 · 2011-02-20T20:06:00

Based on the fact you are using ASP.Net going by your tags, and you say you want to use the SAME button, one option might be to use Master Pages, create a Master page with a content section, the master page would have your button, the content section would be the placeholder for your forms page. When you create your forms page link it to the Master Page.

Alternatively, you could create a custom user control which would contain your button. This would then be placed on each page you want the button to appear on.

Without any more information on what exactly you are trying to achieve, that is the best i can suggest at the moment.