I am developing a windows c# application in which i require to use inkPicture control.
I am using visual studio 2008.
I tried the following option
Right clicking toolbox-> customize toolbox->in .NET components search inkPicture control but could not find it there.
Another option I tried was
Tools->Options->Windows Forms Designer->Setting property of AutoToolBox Populate to true but even this didnt help.
What is the right way to find inkPicture control ?
Please help.
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I am coding a C# forms application where I am wanting to have the layout of my application to have a similar style of the Visual Studio 2013 layout. By this, I mean to have a property grid at the lower right of the screen, a solution explorer to the top right of the screen, tabs for the content and a toolbox.
Do I need to use a FlowLayout control for this? I have previously found some sample code with this layout all coded to use as a template, however I cannot seem to find this after doing a search. What is the correct terminology for this layout style? Also, is there a Microsoft sample for this?
Here is an image of what I am looking for:
Thanks.
You can use the following readily made controls from Visual Studio:
System.Windows.Forms.PropertyGrid for the properties
System.Windows.Forms.TreeView for the solution explorer
For the toolbox you will need to create a custom-control, with search box and dropdown tabbing of pages. See making of custom controls here:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/6hws6h2t(v=vs.100).aspx
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/2016/Writing-your-Custom-Control-step-by-step
I want to create a Database application in MFC by using VS 2010 and i want to know is there any [.NET Winforms] DataGridView Like control in MFC.
You can check this link to see how you can create MFC control from WinForms Control. Also here is the discussion about the issue.
As far as I know there is no built in solution from Microsoft. You will need to roll your own. There are some pre-built solutions but I have never tried them.
https://www.google.com/search?q=MFC+datagrid&aq=f&oq=MFC+datagrid
I have a forms application and I do want a separate project for my one custom control that I need to use in 2 different places in my app.
I have have created a user control in the same project but I do not know how to use it in the program. It does not show up in the toolbox even if I drag it, it shows the drop cursor but then nothing happens. Will I have to use it manually ? or is there a better way.
Please help.
THanks,
In Tools -> Options, under the section for "Windows Forms Designer", ensure that AutoToolboxPopulate is True - then the toolbox should automatically populate with all user controls from all projects in the current solution.
I'm trying to use Webkit-Sharp to implement a simple HTML browser in my application. I'm using Microsoft Visual C# Express Edition with the hopes of eventually moving the code over to Linux under Mono.
My first step was to add references to all of the Webkit dll files.
Next, I went and added the WebKitBrowser controls to the toolbox in the standard way and dropped a WebKitBrowser control on my form (specifically, on a TabPage.
I added the needed using statements of using WebKit; and using Webkit.Interop; to my declarations. My webkitBrowser control is called myBrowserControl. As I understand it, I should be able to do things like
myBrowserControl.Navigate('http://www.google.com');
and the browser should take me to Google's homepage. But, for some reason, it doesn't understand what WebkitBrowser is. In my Form Designer code, I have the following line:
private WebKit.WebKitBrowser myBrowserControl;
and I am being told that WebKitBrowser doesn't exist in the WebKit namespace and I may be missing a reference to an assembly. But it doesn't seem like I am. Can anyone help me figure this out? I know I'm doing something simple wrong but I can't figure out what.
Thanks
Just posting in case someone else finds this.
Were you trying to drop a WebKit gtk control into a Winforms project? That doesn't work. You might possibly be able to do this if you're using gtk on windows, although I've heard no one has had any success getting webkit-sharp working in windows.
You could actually use the winforms browser control in windows, since there is a (now unsupported) winforms port in mono.
I'm trying to learn how create a web user control so i can use in diffrent projects. I created a simple control just to see how it worked; after I created it, I could add it to any page on the current project and it worked fine.
My problem is how can I add this control to the tool box so I can use it in diffrent projects? I tried to look for him by doing:
right click toolbox > choose items > looking for it.
I can't see the control in the list.
What do i need to add so i can see it?
Here is the same question but nothing help me :( I'm using visual studio 2010.
Hey you have to create CustomControl instead of User Control
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/893667