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Re: Docking Question
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Re: Docking Question -
01-25-2007
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Hi There, I'm having a little finger trouble with the docking of some objects on a windows form. Lets say I have a form with two panels, one dock TOP and the other dock fill. That works fine.Now Afterwards I want to add a menuToolstrip to the top of the page. To my surprise i cant seem to dock that one to the top. It is placed below the top panel. Ive tried to change the designer code to have the Toolstrip initiate first but that does not seem to help. (the actual form is a bit more complex, but its the systematics i'm after) Q: How is the order of docking determined and how can it be altered in VS2005 Thanks, -- Regards, @win |
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See this blog entry for your answer: http://bphillips76.spaces.live.com/b...ry?_c=BlogPart -- Bryan Phillips MCSD, MCDBA, MCSE Blog: http://bphillips76.spaces.live.com "@win" <win (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote in message news:93DB3AF4-FAB6-43C8-9C90-78ED92AE577C (AT) microsoft (DOT) com: Hi There, I'm having a little finger trouble with the docking of some objects on a windows form. Lets say I have a form with two panels, one dock TOP and the other dock fill. That works fine.Now Afterwards I want to add a menuToolstrip to the top of the page. To my surprise i cant seem to dock that one to the top. It is placed below the top panel. Ive tried to change the designer code to have the Toolstrip initiate first but that does not seem to help. (the actual form is a bit more complex, but its the systematics i'm after) Q: How is the order of docking determined and how can it be altered in VS2005 Thanks, -- Regards, @win |
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