Hi all,
I am designing a page with radiobuttons and textboxes using the flowlayout.
However, I notice that the position property does not exist for these
controls. How can I align these controls at the position that I would want
to?
Thanks,
Carlos.
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If you want to assign an absolute position you will need to use a gridlayout.
If you use the flowlayout then you will simply use HTML to arrange the
controls as you would on any other webpage (eg using tables).
"Carlos" wrote: Hi all,
I am designing a page with radiobuttons and textboxes using the flowlayout.
However, I notice that the position property does not exist for these
controls. How can I align these controls at the position that I would want
to?
Thanks,
Carlos.
Thanks Steve,
but what I also learned is that while you would like to align your
controls
using HTML, the style property allows you to define a relative position
as well, which I used, and worked perfectly.
Carlos.
"sstevens" <ss******@discu ssions.microsof t.com> wrote in message
news:FF******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... If you want to assign an absolute position you will need to use a
gridlayout. If you use the flowlayout then you will simply use HTML to arrange the
controls as you would on any other webpage (eg using tables).
"Carlos" wrote:
Hi all,
I am designing a page with radiobuttons and textboxes using the
flowlayout. However, I notice that the position property does not exist for these
controls. How can I align these controls at the position that I would
want to?
Thanks,
Carlos.
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