I know that if I have a control, I can do controlobj.FindForm to get a handle on the form it resides in. but is there a similar method to find out the UserControl that a control is in?
thanks
nat
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I know that if I have a control, I can do controlobj.FindForm to get a handle on the form it resides in. but is there a similar method to find out the UserControl that a control is in?
thanks
nat
ended up recursing my way up the parent tree until I hit a usercontrol