IF I am making a custom user control which draws stuff that might exceed its
boundaries, can I get the user control to handle the scrolling for me? The
AutoScroll property doesn't seem to be doing it. Do I have to set some
special Size so it knows it's supposed to scroll?
Currently by default behavior it is just clipping my content and not putting
any scrollbar.
and if I can somehow get the user control to add the scrollbar how can I get
the scrollbar position so I know how to adjust positions for mouse movement
events
2  2115 
MrNobody,
I'm unsure if this will work, as I've never tested it, but try giving
that custom user control a CSS class (or wrapping a div around it) and
set overflow:scroll ;
Hope that helps, Basil
MrNobody wrote:
IF I am making a custom user control which draws stuff that might exceed its
boundaries, can I get the user control to handle the scrolling for me? The
AutoScroll property doesn't seem to be doing it. Do I have to set some
special Size so it knows it's supposed to scroll?
Currently by default behavior it is just clipping my content and not putting
any scrollbar.
and if I can somehow get the user control to add the scrollbar how can I get
the scrollbar position so I know how to adjust positions for mouse movement
events
Oh I'm terribly sorry I forgot to mention this is in a GUI application now
web browser, sorry....
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