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backcolor in controls

Asked by dgb in .NET, VB Controls, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

Tags: backcolor

Hi,
I have some home-made controls on a form. A property from the controls is the captionbackcolor.
I have a function SetColor. Its called from the form with setcolor(me)
Problem is that currencontrol don't know the name captionbackcolor so I tried something as you can see.
Whats wrong
thnx
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Public Sub SetColor(ByVal obj As Control)
Dim currentControl As Control
Dim curObject As Object
For Each currentControl In obj.Controls
   Select Case TypeName(currentControl)
       Case "ctlText"
            Dim current As ModuloCtls.ctlText = CType(currentControl, ModuloCtls.ctlText)
            curObject = currentControl
            curObject.CaptionBackColor = Color.GreenYellow	
       End Select
Next
End Sub
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