Im trying to position a Circular progress bar generated by code in a panel but i dont know how did it
I have a button to generated this control i do it in the form but i cant in the panel.
im using this code but i dont found the correct function
circularPB.Location = panel1.;
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I've been messing around with making a messager using C# and PHP. Now I'm using a flow layout panel to show my messages using a custom user control.
When I update the messages I simply clear the controls and put them in again. Just simple.
The problem is that everytime the controls are getting cleared my scrollbar goes up. I don't want that. I want the scrollbar to stay at where it is. I know It's not possible with just using the scrollbar but how could I update my controls without clearing the list?
i have project in c# and i want to do zoom on the image displayed in the form without using panel or picture box. Please, how its possible to make scrolling in the form using scroll-bar? thanks for all.
I am working on desktop application in which i'm facing a problem on Z-Index. I generate some elements like panel, picture box and labels dynamically. My problem is in positioning element w.r.t z-Index, I tried Bringtofront() and setChildIndex() functions but they don't work as I wanted/expected.
I suggest you to generate panel first and then generate child controls in it and for location of child control use relative positioning of panel.
above suggestion is just a normal way but still if your problem is different then please explain your problem in detail.
Create panel dynamically then add controls to it:
Panel p = new Panel();
p.Controls.Add(controlobject);
I wanted to scroll the background image that is displayed on the panel.
I looked at how to programmatically change the background image on form c# but did not get any idea.
Is it possible in C#?
You could create a control inside the panel that has the background image, and then the panel has a scroll bar which would actually move the entire control inside the panel, resulting in a moving background. I hope that makes sense.
I´m using WinForms. I want to make a little class, which modifys controls to show it´s working.
I want to draw an overlay over for example a button. It should be a half-transparent gray.
After that i want to draw a ProgressBar on over it (in the center). Similar to This, except using a progress bar.
How can i realize this? I don´t want to set the position of the progressbar, just drawing it on the other one.
How could i do this?
Thanks :)
I have done something similar before.
You need to use Button.DrawToBitmap(Bitmap, Rectangle) to get the image of the button. Then make the Bitmap grayscale (there are multiple algorithms available for this; I have used the last one successfully although probably not originally from this site).
Now, I did this with an entire form instead of a button, but I disabled the form, and then covered the entire form with an image of itself, altered and then covered it with the progress bar (itself in a panel with other controls).
You could just as easily disable the button, cover it with a panel containing the image and the progress bar on top of it.