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Thanks for the quick reply. &nbsp;That's what I figured... I'm going to leave the question open for a little while longer just incase someone has a better solution. &nbsp;thx
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Thanks for the quick reply.  That's what I figured... I'm going to leave the question open for a little while longer just incase someone has a better solution.  thx

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Sorry I dont have code to help but if I could add one extra suggestion to the above and that is to instead of creating all of the constants hard coded, I would instead have Main call a function to store the default values this way changes in the IDE wont get changed by the constants, changes will propegate through.
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Sorry I dont have code to help but if I could add one extra suggestion to the above and that is to instead of creating all of the constants hard coded, I would instead have Main call a function to store the default values this way changes in the IDE wont get changed by the constants, changes will propegate through.

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Thanks. &nbsp;I ended up writing a function to loop through every control and set it equal to &quot;&quot;&nbsp;if it was a textfield, label, etc.
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Thanks.  I ended up writing a function to loop through every control and set it equal to "" if it was a textfield, label, etc.

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Is there a way to reset a usercontrol so that it is in it's orriginal state? &nbsp;For instance... I have a usercontrol that has textfields, comboboxes, checkboxes, and an assortment of other items that get modified by the user. &nbsp;Once the user clicks the 'submit' button I would like to reload that single control so that all of the fields that were modified are now in their orriginal state. &nbsp;Oh... and this is for a WINDOWS APP. &nbsp;thx
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Is there a way to reset a usercontrol so that it is in it's orriginal state?  For instance... I have a usercontrol that has textfields, comboboxes, checkboxes, and an assortment of other items that get modified by the user.  Once the user clicks the 'submit' button I would like to reload that single control so that all of the fields that were modified are now in their orriginal state.  Oh... and this is for a WINDOWS APP.  thx

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).