What's involved in using tabs on a WinForms dialog?
I use C# and need to add tabs to my dialog. What's involved?
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I created the TabControl, added a third Tab Page, but can not keep the DataGridView inside of it. When I run the app, the DataGridView is drawn much higher on the dialog than the start of the TabControl.
What do I need to do to associate the DataGridView with a particular Tab Page, other than dragging in ont it?
What do I need to do to associate the DataGridView with a particular Tab Page, other than dragging in ont it?
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nothing works. This DataGridView control has a mind of its own. Anchor, Dock, even forcing the Location to a known value of the "containing" object does nothing.
I say "containing" since just because the Designer shows that the DataGridViews inside a TabPage or a GroupBox does not mean it will anchor to THAT control.
I am so puzzled. At runtime, this DataGridView is never anywhere near where it's supposed to be.
I say "containing" since just because the Designer shows that the DataGridViews inside a TabPage or a GroupBox does not mean it will anchor to THAT control.
I am so puzzled. At runtime, this DataGridView is never anywhere near where it's supposed to be.
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Yes, when I move the Tab Control, the DataGridView and the GroupBox I placed it inside of all move in unison.
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Upper left corner of the dialog with background fill color throughout rest of the dialog.
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After I dragged it back, it fails regardless of whether Dock is set to None or some other value.
The highlight properties are "AutoSize" for ColumnHeaderHeightSizeMode
The Location is Bolded, but the Locked value is False.
RowTemplate is bolded with a value of DataGridViewRow { Index =-1 }
Dragging a brand new DataGridView has these same values, and they all fail.
The highlight properties are "AutoSize" for ColumnHeaderHeightSizeMode
The Location is Bolded, but the Locked value is False.
RowTemplate is bolded with a value of DataGridViewRow { Index =-1 }
Dragging a brand new DataGridView has these same values, and they all fail.
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Thanks for all the help.
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