Hi,
(VS2003/c# - System.Windows. Forms) I have two panels on a parent panel,
where one is docked top and the second docked client area. They both have
their Visible property = false at design time. On the second panel there are
some buttons, a combobox and a label (these have their Visible property
always set to true). Now at run time, when these panels need to be shown to
the user, their Visible properties are set to true and they show, but not
the child controls on the second panel (so the second panel seems empty).
If i create these controls at run time, even if their direct parent (the
second panel) is invisble, then they show
(when that panel is made visible) ; unfortunatly this is not a comfortable
option (another developer is working on the layout of the GUI and it is so
much easier if he could work with the properties of those controls in the
designer).
I tried making these controls invisible at design time and making them
visible at run time or using BringToFront, but
no succes. I also verified these controls are really on the panel (and not
on the panel's parent).
Any suggestions ?
Thanks in advance for your comments,
AinO.
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