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Oct 31st, 2009

call sub child froms in mdi form

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hi,
i have a mdi form named MDIParent2 in my application and it has many child forms.
child form 1 named frmClient has 3 child forms now i want to call them in MDIParent2.
can any one tell me how to i call sub child & sub - sub child forms in same parent form.

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Re: call sub child froms in mdi form

Upload a sample project demonstrating the behavior you are currently experiencing and how you would like it to work. I'm afraid I don't understand what you are asking.

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Re: call sub child froms in mdi form

Hello.
I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for, but to get array of child forms, you can use the MdiChildren property, e.g.:

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this.MdiChildren[0].BackColor = Color.Black;
 
//and in same manner for sub - sub child forms
this.MdiChildren[0].MdiChildren[1].BackColor = Color.Black;
this.MdiChildren[0].BackColor = Color.Black;

//and in same manner for sub - sub child forms
this.MdiChildren[0].MdiChildren[1].BackColor = Color.Black;

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Re: call sub child froms in mdi form

my problem solved with this code

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form info = new frmclientinfo();
info.MDIParent = this.MDIParent;
info.Show();
form info = new frmclientinfo();
info.MDIParent = this.MDIParent;
info.Show();

May be its help anyone in future.

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