Challenging Coding

[CodeMaker]

i

I am c sharp programmer
i need some help ...

Requirement :

1: Read a XML File
2: From the data read from the xml created run time controls
i.e if xml have date saying <control name="TextBox",name="TBox">
i should able to create text box in the form with that name
also event handler class should be there to catch the events like xml have ADD button...when i click the add button....some of the text boxes should come.


so
first is to create controls from xml
second event hadling

inputs:
xml file
and some other file which tells whether to add or divide or other operations


HOPE U ALL GOT MY DOUBTS
Please reply
and tell me where i can get articles for runtime control creations

Thanks

[jmcilhinney]

I recommend deleting the contents of your post on the VB.NET forum and changing the title to something like "Posted in error. Please delete."

[CodeMaker]

why?
u only told shift the post from vb to c sharp dot net...
so i wrote here again...

still i dint found the solution sir

thank you

I recommend deleting the contents of your post on the VB.NET forum and changing the title to something like "Posted in error. Please delete."

[BrandonTurner]

just look at how the IDE creates the controls using the designer, it is really rather simple.

[jmcilhinney]

Because this is a C# question and belongs in the C# forum. Now you have it here the old one in the VB.NET forum should be deleted. You can't do that yourself so if you do what I suggested a moderator will see it and delete it for you.

[CodeMaker]

ok
Thank you
also please link me to programmers who help me out for my runtime project

Because this is a C# question and belongs in the C# forum. Now you have it here the old one in the VB.NET forum should be deleted. You can't do that yourself so if you do what I suggested a moderator will see it and delete it for you.

[DNA7433]

.NET has a whole XML library that I've always had trouble using.

About creating dynamic controls you simply create an instance of the control as a regular variable, set the width/height/position properties, wire up events, and add it to the Controls collection of the form (or container such as a group box or panel).

Off the top of my head:
TextBox txt = new TextBox();
txt.Top = 100;
txt.Left = 100;
txt.Width = 200;
txt.Height = 100;
txt.TextChanged += new EventHandler(txt_TextChanged); //standard way of hooking up an event
Me.Controls.Add(txt);