I've split the window into left and right panes using the docking splitter, panegroups, and panes. Each pane must host several controls:
LEFT PANE
FileDialog
ProgressBar
GridView
RIGHTPANE
checkbox + label
dropdown list
another dropdown list
button
GridView
another button
Multiple controls cannot be added directly to the pane. What (Telerik) container control should be placed in each of the panes to host their respective controls?
Arrange the controls in the pane using any of the standard panel controls (Grid, StackPanel, Canvas, DockPanel etc).
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If the BorderStyle property of many intrinsic WinForms controls, such as ListView or TreeView, is set to Fixed3D, the border of such a control is rendered using the OS visual styles (sure, if they are enabled). However, this does not work for the Panel control. Compare the ListView and Panel controls on the screenshot below:
Is there a trick that can cause the 3D border of the Panel control to be rendered with the visual styles? If not, what is workaround (say, using custom painting)?
In a WinForms application I have a custom button positioned on top of a TreeView. In certain scenarios the button will hide the bottom content from the TreeView:
I'm looking for a way to invisibly inflate the TreeView-height in the bottom in order to trigger the scroll bar earlier, and am open for other suggestions, too.
I have done a similar thing with buttons at the top:
I used a UserControl with a TreeView docked to fill and a Panel docked to the top. (In your case, dock the panel to the bottom.) I set TreeView.BorderStyle = None and used another Panel to look like a border with 1px padding all around, which hosts the button panel and tree. You can make the tree public or expose it via a property. With docking you can also hide the button panel as necessary, and the tree will automatically take up the remaining space. I also used a Label docked to the bottom inside the button panel to act as a visual separator.
i have a canvas that users can add some controls from toolbox to it, I have a PropertyGrid that binds to selected control in canvas.
My problems are listed below:
when one control is selected from canvas, some it's properties listed in PropertyGrid. When I change some of these properties (For example:FontFamily,FontSize,Foreground) the appearance of selected control is not changed but it's FontFamily changed properly,
some other properties work fine (for example:Width,Height,FlowDirection)
I save the properties of controls in a xml file, When I load the xml file and add controls to a cleared canvas according to xml data,
the positioning of RightToLeft controls is incorrect but LeftToRight controls aligned correctly, (the Left coordinate of RightToLeft controls aligned to Right coordinate of it) see below:
For LeftToRight Controls:
For RightToLeft Controls:
I have a UserControl. In it I have a TableLayoutPanel control with columns and rows. In cell I have basic windows forms controls like textboxes, comboBoxes and checkboxes.
For first two of them if I set their Anchor to Top, Left, Right they are re-sizing when the form is resized so the form looks ok.
Now, I want that when the page is resized the CheckBox to be also in the middle of the cell.
Mention: in each cell I have Panel control in which are placed a label control and one of three mentioned above.
By default a checkBox control is set to align Top-Left. Set it to align none and it will do exactly what you're looking for.
I'm developing my custom menu. It behaves like this. I have one toggle button and pathListBox that positioning menu items (buttons) into circle. So I have Menu user control that contains toggle button and one pathListBox. So I don't know how to put menu items inside pathListBox. I want to write
<my:Menu>
<my:MenuItem>
</my:MenuItem>
</my:Menu>
How to get this content of the user control into pathListBox.
Tnx!
Consider building a true Control or ItemsControl; UserControl derives from ContentControl and is not well-suited to building controls with many items being presented.