[bscsGrad]

Hello All,

I am working on a capstone project. Part of it is to create a web page using C# in MS Visual Studio 2003 (.Net framework).

I have several tabs. Each tab has two panels (left and right). The left panel contains a number of radioButtons. The right panel contains stacked panels of the appropriate information for each radioButton.

I am stuck trying to write code to display the right panel's information based on which radioButton is selected on the left panel.
Should I be using DataBinding?

Right now, I click the radioButtons on the left panel, but the right panel does not change.

Here is part of the code of things I have tried (that have not worked). Most of it dittos for each panel and radioButton:

//radioButton1private void radioButton1_CheckedChanged(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
}
//panel2
private void panel2_Paint(object sender, System.Windows.Forms.PaintEventArgs e)
{
}
//this is my pseudocode logic of what I want to happen
if (radioButton1.Checked == true)
{ panel2.Visible = true;//and all other panels are not visible}
else
panel2.Visible = false; //or some text message or blank panel or some default

I found this somewhere. Will this help?
//radioButton3.Attributes.Add("onclick", panel4.Visible = true);

[digioz]

Its kind of hard to visualize what you are trying to do. Do you have a screenshot or a URL to a web page that we can look at? That would definitely help.

[bscsGrad]

I did a quick WordArt pic of what I'm trying to do.

Basically, when I click a radioButton in the left panel (panel1), I want the appropriate information to be visible in the right panel (panel2, panel3, panel4, etc).

[amcasperforu]

Hi bscsGrad

If you could still remember about your question about tabcontrol with radio button on the left side then display on the right side the contents of its respective radio buton???

I do have same problem, would you mind sending me your research on how you do it?

Here's my email address amcasperforu@yahoo.com

Thanks,

Casper

[bscsGrad]

Casper,

Sorry, I never figured out how to make the panels work.
I ended up having to hard-code that part of the project.