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Hello,

I developed a UserControl. It has funny behavior. It is composed of three
controls. A texbox, a combobox and a button. There are three properties to
indicate the visibility of the three controls. The only property which
functions well is the one for the button. The two others, even if I do:
UserControl.Tex tboxVisible = True or UserControl.Com boboxVisible = True, the
textbox or the combobox remain invisible. I placed a BreakPoint on the Set
of the TextboxVisible property. The code look like that: TexBox.Visible =
Value. Even if Value is set to True the Visible property of the Textbox does
not change as if it were in readonly. Did somebody already had this problem?
It is not the first usercontrol that I make but it is the first time that I
have this kind of problem.

Any solution ?
Thanks

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