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hi,<br />
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give the control an id when you add it to the tabpage then do.<br />
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dim control as NamesControl<br />
control = Me.TabPage2.findcontrol(&quot;c<wbr />ontrolID&quot;)<wbr />
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hi,

give the control an id when you add it to the tabpage then do.

dim control as NamesControl
control = Me.TabPage2.findcontrol("controlID")

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it didn't seem to like cont.id - but i was able to use cont.name.<br />
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Thanks for he help!
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it didn't seem to like cont.id - but i was able to use cont.name.

Thanks for he help!

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if I have this code:<br />
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for x = 0 to totalPics<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Me.TabPage2.Controls.Add(N<wbr />ew NamesControl.ProductImage)<wbr /><br />
next<br />
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How would I refer the the created control?
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if I have this code:

for x = 0 to totalPics
     Me.TabPage2.Controls.Add(New NamesControl.ProductImage)
next

How would I refer the the created control?

Referring to Dynamically loaded UserControl in VB.NET

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