I have prepared one dropdown user control with a searching feature using textbox, panel, and checked listview.
when I click on down arrow PictureBox or in the displayed textbox, the listview panel will open as dropdown, and based on the mouse click I hiding and showing checked listview panel.
Now, when I put my user control within any panel and an open dropdown that time my user control's listview panel is going backside of the parent control/panel as I shown in the screen.
Please Help me.
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So lets say I have a Panel. Inside of it there is a Button and TextBox. I can reach those controls' control with panel.Controls[index] with this way.
I am trying to reach panel with reverse way. I mean lets say I click the textbox inside of panel. And the active control of form became the textbox. Is there any possible way to reach that panel with active control?
Panel -> Textbox instead of Active Control -> Panel
Thanks
I'm wondering how to disable interacting with the panel, so I can click on the listbox behind it?
I would like, when I click on the location of the panel, that the program does not recognize it but clicks on the listbox behind it.
Most users would first click a colored panel, rather than text from a listbox.
Now I have a problem because when the user clicks on the panel, nothing will happen.
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How does it look like, Click desination
Thanks.
I succeeded, the solution is so simple:
panel.Enabled = false;
I have a tabcontrol with multiple tabs and I want a panel that shows progress bar to be visible whenever user is processing something and be hidden when the processing has completed.
I added that panel in first tab of the tabcontrol. However, now the panel will only be visible when user selects the first tab but disappears when user selects other tabs.
I want the panel to display when user selects other tabs. How can I do that?
Is there something wrong with putting it outside the TabControl?
I hope you talk about WPF, if so, wrap the TabControl in a grid
give the grid 2 childs first tb control second the progress bar, whenever you set the progress bar visibility to visible it'll be on top of screen.
I have a tabControl control with multiple tabs. For each tab, I am adding tab index arranging the controls from top to bottom.
However, when I click tab during the program the order that the program moves from control to control isn't the order I specified.
Does this have something to do with the tabControl?
I am using the "tabIndex" property for each control.
Edit: Sorry I didn't know about this function, here is what it shows:
http://s7.postimage.org/m9burkbx5/Tab_Order.jpg
The red arrow is the flow the tab makes.
With TabOrder tool active, first click on each container controls (eg. the groupboxes) then, if the controls order inside the groupboxes, is not correct, click on each control in the order you desire them.
You will see the number change accordingly to your clicks. Sometimes happens to click in the wrong order, in this case close the TabOrder tool and reopen to restart again.
After you click outside the drop down, it seems the focus is still on the drop down; scrolling, you select (without knowing) another value.
I want to lose the focus while clicking on the tab control or any location of the page.
As Otiel commented, click outside ComboBox won't make it lose the focus.
You can handle the Click event for the container (eg. a Panel) of your ComboBox and set the Focus to other control by using Control.Focus Method.