I've defined a C# UserControl with some control inside and then put it inside a TabView. I've set the main Form that contains the TabView as resizable and gave it a minimum size.
Whenever I enter fullscreen the window appears like this:
but when I resize the window to be at its minimus size, it appears like this:
As you can see, the DataGridView on the bottom of the UserControl is out of bounds and not visible. Is there a way to automatically set a ScrollBar to appear when I resize the page and show the bottom DataGridView?
I tried to set the AutoScroll to true, gave it a minimum AutoScrollMargin and AutoScrollMinSize but still the DataGridView goes out of bounds and no ScrollBar appears. I expected a ScrollBar to appear and the DataGridView to be reachable by using the ScrollBar to scroll down the page.
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I have a few Button controls in a FlowLayoutPanel, and I want to set them precisely at middle bottom of Form.
In the image below I set the Button precisely at middle by setting the FlowLayoutPanel padding manually by 400 to left.
But when I try to resize or restore down the buttons wont at middle anymore because of manually set of padding.
Is there anything that I can do to set the buttons in middle of FlowLayoutPanel whenever I try to resize it. I'm following the answer base on
this post to add and remove buttons dynamically.
Using a single cell TableLayoutPanel which is suitable for centering the content and an auto-size FlowLayoutPanel you can achieve what you are looking for:
Perform these settings on the controls:
Add your images to a FlowLayoutPanel
Set AutoSize of FlowLayoutPanel to true
Set AutoSizeMode of FlowLayoutPanel to GrowAndShrink
Set Anchor property of FlowLayoutPanel to Top, Bottom
Use a TableLayoutPanel for hosting the FlowLayoutPanel
Use a single Column and a single Row in TableLayoutPanel.
Set Dock property of TableLayoutPanel to Bottom.
This way, when you add or remove images dynamically, all images will be shown at bottom center of the form.
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I have a UserControl that contains a few panels.
When I programatically resize the panel, it causes the scroll bar to scroll to the top. I would like to prevent this as it is frustrating for the user to have the control scroll to the top.
I've tried to use "ScrollToControl()" after the resize bu this isnt practical as you still see the form jump and the once focused control is now at the bottom of the control.
Have tried to access the AutoScrollPosition but it returns 0. this.VerticalScroll.Value also returns 0 (where this is the user control before the resize event)
Any suggestions?
I have a wide control. I've set its width hardcoded to 2000. When I drag this control to a form with AutoScroll set to true, I don't see any scrollbars even though the form width is less than 2000.
Why is the horizontal scrollbar not visible? What do I have to do, to make the scrollbar visible?
I am very new to win form.
I want to develop a form which has a height of around 992*1403.
i tried to give the size of the win form as 992*1403, but its taking only 992*876.
i am setting an image of size 992*1403 as the background. i need to put a vertical scroll bar. i put that scroll bar but i dnt know how to write the code when the user scrolls that scroll bar.
Please give me some sample codes or links
For what you are describing, you just need to set the form's Autoscroll property to true. (It is under the "Layout" section). Right-click on the form and select "Properties"
This will add scroll bars if the form doesn't fit into the current window size. No code is required. The scroll bars will only appear when there is a control outside the current view.
Reading your description again, what you might be looking for is a large panel in your form. Add a Panel to your form and make set the location to 0,0 and the size to 992,1403. Then add your controls to the panel. Don't forget to set the form's Autoscroll as mentioned above.
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I want to activate scroll to my usercontrol,
i activated autoscroll,
but the horizontal scroll is not appearing.
i have kept my control n tablelayout panel..
Help me for the horizontal scroll..
AutoScroll means that the scrollbar(s) will appear when some content sticks out of the Client Area. When you use a TableLayout (with Docking = Fill) then the AutoScroll does not kick in.
Turn of Docking for the TableLayout and set its Width/Height larger than the Form. You will see AutoScroll in the Designer.