i have a user control (say myUserControl) that inherits panel, i create
some textboxes on myUserControl dynamically, then i create some
myUserControls on the form dynamically with a loop . of course i change
name,location etc.. meanwhile.
i have some problems here then.
eg: how could i reach each myUserControl and textBoxes on this
myUserControl.
it could be betterif i reach them directly, i know renaming a control on
the runtime is useless. what should i do?
another issue is, it is not known how many myUserControls on thye from or
textboxes on a myUserControl will be created. i need autoscroll
functionality. on the panel it works, but on the form it seems, autoscroll
does not work.
thnkz
17  1754 
e-mid.
There are different ways to do that, i have one recomendation.
1. To reach individual controls, access through properties.
example -
protected TextBox mMyTextBox;
public TexBox MyTextBox
{
get {return mMyTextBox;}
}
2. Autoscroll will work even in design mode of form. I am not sure why
its not working for ur form
Shak.
"e-mid" <someone@somewh ere> wrote in message
news:Oi******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... i have a user control (say myUserControl) that inherits panel, i create
some textboxes on myUserControl dynamically, then i create some
myUserControls on the form dynamically with a loop . of course i change
name,location etc.. meanwhile.
i have some problems here then.
eg: how could i reach each myUserControl and textBoxes on this
myUserControl.
it could be betterif i reach them directly, i know renaming a control
on the runtime is useless. what should i do?
another issue is, it is not known how many myUserControls on thye from or
textboxes on a myUserControl will be created. i need autoscroll
functionality. on the panel it works, but on the form it seems, autoscroll
does not work.
thnkz
e-mid.
There are different ways to do that, i have one recomendation.
1. To reach individual controls, access through properties.
example -
protected TextBox mMyTextBox;
public TexBox MyTextBox
{
get {return mMyTextBox;}
}
2. Autoscroll will work even in design mode of form. I am not sure why
its not working for ur form
Shak.
"e-mid" <someone@somewh ere> wrote in message
news:Oi******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... i have a user control (say myUserControl) that inherits panel, i create
some textboxes on myUserControl dynamically, then i create some
myUserControls on the form dynamically with a loop . of course i change
name,location etc.. meanwhile.
i have some problems here then.
eg: how could i reach each myUserControl and textBoxes on this
myUserControl.
it could be betterif i reach them directly, i know renaming a control
on the runtime is useless. what should i do?
another issue is, it is not known how many myUserControls on thye from or
textboxes on a myUserControl will be created. i need autoscroll
functionality. on the panel it works, but on the form it seems, autoscroll
does not work.
thnkz
"Shakir Hussain" <sh**@fakedomai n.com> wrote in message
news:#j******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... e-mid.
There are different ways to do that, i have one recomendation.
1. To reach individual controls, access through properties.
example -
protected TextBox mMyTextBox;
public TexBox MyTextBox
{
get {return mMyTextBox;}
i dont think, this way works. controls created dynamically.
another question arised here , is this controls are private by default?
2. Autoscroll will work even in design mode of form. I am not sure why
its not working for ur form
it scrolls horizontally, but vertical autoscroll does not work..
i did not understand why?
Shak.
"e-mid" <someone@somewh ere> wrote in message
news:Oi******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... i have a user control (say myUserControl) that inherits panel, i create
some textboxes on myUserControl dynamically, then i create some
myUserControls on the form dynamically with a loop . of course i change
name,location etc.. meanwhile.
i have some problems here then.
eg: how could i reach each myUserControl and textBoxes on this
myUserControl.
it could be betterif i reach them directly, i know renaming a control
on the runtime is useless. what should i do?
another issue is, it is not known how many myUserControls on thye from
or textboxes on a myUserControl will be created. i need autoscroll
functionality. on the panel it works, but on the form it seems,
autoscroll does not work.
thnkz
"Shakir Hussain" <sh**@fakedomai n.com> wrote in message
news:#j******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... e-mid.
There are different ways to do that, i have one recomendation.
1. To reach individual controls, access through properties.
example -
protected TextBox mMyTextBox;
public TexBox MyTextBox
{
get {return mMyTextBox;}
i dont think, this way works. controls created dynamically.
another question arised here , is this controls are private by default?
2. Autoscroll will work even in design mode of form. I am not sure why
its not working for ur form
it scrolls horizontally, but vertical autoscroll does not work..
i did not understand why?
Shak.
"e-mid" <someone@somewh ere> wrote in message
news:Oi******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... i have a user control (say myUserControl) that inherits panel, i create
some textboxes on myUserControl dynamically, then i create some
myUserControls on the form dynamically with a loop . of course i change
name,location etc.. meanwhile.
i have some problems here then.
eg: how could i reach each myUserControl and textBoxes on this
myUserControl.
it could be betterif i reach them directly, i know renaming a control
on the runtime is useless. what should i do?
another issue is, it is not known how many myUserControls on thye from
or textboxes on a myUserControl will be created. i need autoscroll
functionality. on the panel it works, but on the form it seems,
autoscroll does not work.
thnkz
* "e-mid" <someone@somewh ere> scripsit: i have a user control (say myUserControl) that inherits panel, i create
some textboxes on myUserControl dynamically, then i create some
myUserControls on the form dynamically with a loop . of course i change
name,location etc.. meanwhile.
i have some problems here then.
eg: how could i reach each myUserControl and textBoxes on this
myUserControl.
it could be betterif i reach them directly, i know renaming a control on
the runtime is useless. what should i do?
\\\
DirectCast(Me.U serControl1.Con trols(12), TextBox).Select (2, 10)
///
another issue is, it is not known how many myUserControls on thye from or
textboxes on a myUserControl will be created. i need autoscroll
functionality. on the panel it works, but on the form it seems, autoscroll
does not work.
Mhm... It should work...
--
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
<URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/>
* "e-mid" <someone@somewh ere> scripsit: i have a user control (say myUserControl) that inherits panel, i create
some textboxes on myUserControl dynamically, then i create some
myUserControls on the form dynamically with a loop . of course i change
name,location etc.. meanwhile.
i have some problems here then.
eg: how could i reach each myUserControl and textBoxes on this
myUserControl.
it could be betterif i reach them directly, i know renaming a control on
the runtime is useless. what should i do?
\\\
DirectCast(Me.U serControl1.Con trols(12), TextBox).Select (2, 10)
///
another issue is, it is not known how many myUserControls on thye from or
textboxes on a myUserControl will be created. i need autoscroll
functionality. on the panel it works, but on the form it seems, autoscroll
does not work.
Mhm... It should work...
--
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
<URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/>
Herfried, can you explain about this?
DirectCast(Me.U serControl1.Con trols(12), TextBox).Select (2, 10)
and i hear about directCast first time, can you point some sources about it?
"Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]" <hi************ ***@gmx.at> wrote in message
news:2k******** *****@uni-berlin.de... * "e-mid" <someone@somewh ere> scripsit: i have a user control (say myUserControl) that inherits panel, i create
some textboxes on myUserControl dynamically, then i create some
myUserControls on the form dynamically with a loop . of course i change
name,location etc.. meanwhile.
i have some problems here then.
eg: how could i reach each myUserControl and textBoxes on this
myUserControl.
it could be betterif i reach them directly, i know renaming a control
on the runtime is useless. what should i do?
\\\
DirectCast(Me.U serControl1.Con trols(12), TextBox).Select (2, 10)
///
another issue is, it is not known how many myUserControls on thye from
or textboxes on a myUserControl will be created. i need autoscroll
functionality. on the panel it works, but on the form it seems,
autoscroll does not work.
Mhm... It should work...
--
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
<URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/>
emid
1. Vertical scrolling will happen only if your controls overflows
vertically. To test this, place controls which overflows horizontally and
vertically. Form will bring both scroll bars.
2. If the controls are created dynamically, to reach individual control, you
have to access Control Collection of your usercontrol
Shak.
"e-mid" <someone@somewh ere> wrote in message
news:eb******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl...
"Shakir Hussain" <sh**@fakedomai n.com> wrote in message
news:#j******** ******@tk2msftn gp13.phx.gbl... e-mid.
There are different ways to do that, i have one recomendation.
1. To reach individual controls, access through properties.
example -
protected TextBox mMyTextBox;
public TexBox MyTextBox
{
get {return mMyTextBox;}
i dont think, this way works. controls created dynamically.
another question arised here , is this controls are private by default?
2. Autoscroll will work even in design mode of form. I am not sure
why its not working for ur form
it scrolls horizontally, but vertical autoscroll does not work..
i did not understand why?
Shak.
"e-mid" <someone@somewh ere> wrote in message
news:Oi******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... i have a user control (say myUserControl) that inherits panel, i
create some textboxes on myUserControl dynamically, then i create some
myUserControls on the form dynamically with a loop . of course i
change name,location etc.. meanwhile.
i have some problems here then.
eg: how could i reach each myUserControl and textBoxes on this
myUserControl.
it could be betterif i reach them directly, i know renaming a
control on the runtime is useless. what should i do?
another issue is, it is not known how many myUserControls on thye
from or textboxes on a myUserControl will be created. i need autoscroll
functionality. on the panel it works, but on the form it seems, autoscroll does not work.
thnkz
* "e-mid" <someone@somewh ere> scripsit: Herfried, can you explain about this?
DirectCast(Me.U serControl1.Con trols(12), TextBox).Select (2, 10)
and i hear about directCast first time, can you point some sources about it?
The 'Controls' collection contains objects of type 'Control'. 'Control'
is the generic type for controls shown on Windows Forms. In order to
access members of an object that is an instance of a class that inherits
from 'Control', you need to cast the object to this class.
--
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
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