My scenario is:
I have Infragistics Tab Control and i put windows forms TableLayoutOutPanel inside it dyanamically.
So how to get TableLayoutOutPanel from Infragistics Tab Control??
Please Help.
When adding controls they are added to an UltraTabPageControl and this like any other Control has a Find method that allows you to find child controls by Name.
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I am trying to custom an editable container panel control like below in wpf.
The container panel control is an parent control that chould contains any other control and it is an editable control.It displays a plus icon with blank space when the panel control did not contain any control.User could click the panel which displays a plus icon to add any control to the panel.User could remove the control by floating bar which contains in the panel control.
Is there anybody could tell me what the name of this kind of control panel?And how can I achieve it in wpf?Any clue?
Thank you!
Try take alook at This,It should helps.
i want a code snippet for dragging controls and dropping them to a Panel and placing them back...as needed.how can i get the controls property same as used in vs,i am using vs2010 and c# web application.i want the functionality to be as in as when we design a form.pls help..
Create the control in a projetct with add to solution --> user control or component
Add the control to the toolbox via the Context Menu-->choose Items and select your control (do not forget to compile once finished ;-) )
All public properties will be available to edit in VS, there are also some attributes to control acces to the properties (but I can't remember them now).
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Mario
I'm dynamically generating a Windows Forms form by reading an XML file. (Actually I have a separate tool developed to serialize a Windows Forms form and its components.)
How do I find out in which container control each control is in?
For example, if I'm dynamically creating a label I want to find if it is inside a group box or any container. Is there a property available for it?
Have a look at
Control.Parent Property
That would be mycontrol.Parent.
The controls of .NET are having a property called Parent.
The controls inside the group panel are set to their parent as the Group box name.
First, you can find a group box, say for example:
groupbox x
After that, find a label, like
(Label) x.findControl("labelID").
You can try it like this.
Please See this:
http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/2008/rolloversummaryschedule.jpg
How can i create a window that holds Patient data in it? The 2 records that you see is in List View. I would then using ContextMenuStrip for text "View Details". When View Details is clicked i need to show the context. For web development this could be done via Javascript,div and panels. How that should be WinForms?
Please Help.
Thanks!
How about:
Make a form, formMaster, that displays the Schedule records in GridView
Upon double click on a row event, display another form, formDetail, passing on the selected patient id
Upon loading of the formDetail, get the patient record based upon that ID and set the controls accordingly.
Checkout:
Walkthrough: Creating a Master/Detail Form Using Two Windows Forms DataGridView Controls
How to: Create a Master/Detail Form Using Two Windows Forms DataGridView Controls
---EDIT--
You can use the GroupBox, or the Panel control itself. Usually, with WinForms GroupBox is more of a common use.
Grouping Controls with the Windows Forms Panel Control
Grouping Controls with the Windows Forms GroupBox Control
I take it you mean as a popup panel, like you would see using javascript such as overlib (http://www.bosrup.com/web/overlib/) - implementing this behaviour in winforms.
The way I have done this in the past is by having a user control which is an extended panel, and on the mouseenter event of the specific control I have shown the panel at the mouses's x,y coordinates, which are accessible from the event arguments in the handler.
Then on mouseleave you hide the usercontrol.
I have a custom control which contains a panel, of which I want to be able to drop controls on in the VS IDE and have those controls actually be a child of the panel (which is a child of my custom control) and not have them added to the form my custom control is on.
Basically what happens when you drop controls on a panel not contained in a custom control.
I've tried to google it, but can't seem to come up with any good results, any help would be appreciated :)
Assuming that you're talking about WinForms I think you'll get what you want if you change your custom control to inherit from ContainerControl rather than UserControl.
If it's WebForms it might be worth looking at ContainerControlDesigner, but I don't know much about that.