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Doesn't like the &quot;Tabpage&quot; part starting with &quot;as&quot;<br />

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Doesn't like the "Tabpage" part starting with "as"


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I figured it out, with your help... code is below. &nbsp;&quot;cProgramOptions&quot; is the main tab (index of 8).<br />
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<pre><code id="code-483555">                    tabTaskPanel.SelectTab(cProgramOptions);
                    tabPrimary.SelectTab(2);
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I figured it out, with your help... code is below.  "cProgramOptions" is the main tab (index of 8).



                    tabTaskPanel.SelectTab(cProgramOptions);
                    tabPrimary.SelectTab(2);


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I have a tab control, with several pages which have another tab control (kind of like sub-tabs). &nbsp;From within my program, I need to send the user to one of those tabs within the main set of tabs. &nbsp;(see diagram)<br />
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Tab1 | &nbsp;Tab2 &nbsp;| &nbsp;Tab3 &nbsp;|<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;<br />
Tab2 has the following tab control:<br />
Tab2a &nbsp;| &nbsp;Tab2b &nbsp;| &nbsp;Tab2c<br />
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I want to get to Tab2b. &nbsp;How do I do this?
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I have a tab control, with several pages which have another tab control (kind of like sub-tabs).  From within my program, I need to send the user to one of those tabs within the main set of tabs.  (see diagram)

Tab1 |  Tab2  |  Tab3  |
             
Tab2 has the following tab control:
Tab2a  |  Tab2b  |  Tab2c

I want to get to Tab2b.  How do I do this?

How to select a tab within a tab?

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