Any body please help how to change the DevExpress splitContainer control Panel Name.
Neither standard SplitContainer nor our SplitContainerControl allows you to change the Name property of their Panels.
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I have a WinForm with a Panel and I keep adding Labels to it. Is it possible to set the Panel so that everytime I add a label it will have a certain layout ? The layout I am looking for is having a single column of Labels, so everytime I add a new Label it will be added to the next row. I haven't found any property for the Panel to do that. Is this possible ?
Use FlowLayoutPanel instead of Panel. And set the FlowDirection property to TopDown
You can create a ListBox in the panel, and then add the Labels to it, rather than to panel directly.
Use a TableLayoutPanel and set its ColumnCount to 1.
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.
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.
I'm having trouble finding the documentation on how to add panels to a SplitContainer. I can create the SplitContainer fine, but I can't put the panels I've coded inside of the splitcontainer.
I've tried doing
sc.Container.Add(myPanel);
sc.Container.Add(myOtherPanel);
But Container is always null. Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong?
The SplitContainer always contains two panels and you cannot change that! (And you don't need to add any panels yourself.)
You can access the two panels through the properties Panel1 and Panel2.
If you need more panels, you can however nest several SplitContainers.
UPDATE
You cannot replace the existing panels. What you can do, is to place your own controls on the existing split container panels (and your controls can also be System.Windows.Forms.Panels containing other controls or user defined controls):
sc.Panel1.Controls.Add(myPanel);
sc.Panel2.Controls.Add(myOtherPanel);
myPanel.Dock = DockStyle.Fill;
myOtherPanel.Dock = DockStyle.Fill;
Of course you can add them using the forms designer of Visual Studio of as well, if you don't have a scenario where you have to add controls dynamically. If you create your own controls, they will automatically appear in the Toolbox inside of the same project and you can just drag and drop them on the SplitContainer's panels.
The SplitContainer control already has two panels named Panel1 and Panel2. Select the panel you want to use:
sc.Panel1.Controls.Add(myPanel);
sc.Panel2.Controls.Add(myOtherPanel);
I'm using a TableLayoutPanel control and in my scenario I have to place two controls inside of one particular cell, is that possible? If so, please elaborate.
You should use a Panel or any other content control inside that cell and then you'll be able to add many controls inside it.
Put a tablelayout panel in the cell and give it two columns and one row. There's your two "cells".
Put a Panel inside the cell and in that panel control you can place as many controls as you want
Try something like this:
1) Create user control and place all control you want on it and than add new control in the cell
2) Put controls in the panel then put panel in the cell