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Thanks Objects. I will post the code in a litle bit
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Thanks Objects. I will post the code in a litle bit

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Thanks object for pushing me to post the code
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Thanks object for pushing me to post the code

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Hi Experts,<br />
I have a very confusing problem.<br />
I am trying to use a JXcollapisble Pane to display some information to the user.<br />
I want Panel to expand on the click of a button.<br />
I am trying to design this in Netbeans editor. I set the setCollapsed property to false and to true as per my need. But it does not work as I expected it to.<br />
I set it to true to begin with. Yet the body of the pane is visible. Contents of the Pane are invisible.<br />
I click on the button to expand the pane, the contents appear.<br />
I click the button to make the pane collapse, nothing happens even though I see in the code that it is setting setCollapsed to true. The contents are still there too. They appear on the first click and never go away again. wierd!<br />
Am I missing something very simple here?<br />
Thanks for your help guys
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Hi Experts,
I have a very confusing problem.
I am trying to use a JXcollapisble Pane to display some information to the user.
I want Panel to expand on the click of a button.
I am trying to design this in Netbeans editor. I set the setCollapsed property to false and to true as per my need. But it does not work as I expected it to.
I set it to true to begin with. Yet the body of the pane is visible. Contents of the Pane are invisible.
I click on the button to expand the pane, the contents appear.
I click the button to make the pane collapse, nothing happens even though I see in the code that it is setting setCollapsed to true. The contents are still there too. They appear on the first click and never go away again. wierd!
Am I missing something very simple here?
Thanks for your help guys

JXcollapsible Pane

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