Dock questing in VB .NET 2003

[jvb]

Hey all,

I am using a floating toolbar control on a thick app i am writing and i
am having a slight issue. When i set the datagrid on the form to a dock
of TOP, then specify the toolbars to be docked on top, the toolbars are
added beneath the grid as opposed to on top of it. When I execute do
this same thing in C#, it works fine. Any suggestions? Is there a way
to force the Toolbar to be docked first, then the datagrid?

[The Grim Reaper]

Docking depends on the z-order of the components.
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Hey all,

I am using a floating toolbar control on a thick app i am writing and i
am having a slight issue. When i set the datagrid on the form to a dock
of TOP, then specify the toolbars to be docked on top, the toolbars are
added beneath the grid as opposed to on top of it. When I execute do
this same thing in C#, it works fine. Any suggestions? Is there a way
to force the Toolbar to be docked first, then the datagrid?

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

"jvb" <go*****@gmail.com> schrieb:

I am using a floating toolbar control on a thick app i am writing and i
am having a slight issue. When i set the datagrid on the form to a dock
of TOP, then specify the toolbars to be docked on top, the toolbars are
added beneath the grid as opposed to on top of it. When I execute do
this same thing in C#, it works fine. Any suggestions? Is there a way
to force the Toolbar to be docked first, then the datagrid?

Use the "Bring to front" and "Send to back" context menu items to change the
Z-order of the controls which is used to control the dock order.

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[jvb]

This hasn't worked for me. I have tried bringing the toolbars to the
front at both design and run time and the toolbars are still getting
added below the datagrid.

Me.DataGrid1.SendToBack()
Me.ToolBar1.BringToFront()
Me.ToolBar2.BringToFront()
Me.ToolBar3.BringToFront()

[jvb]

I had it backwards...thanks for the input!!