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It's possible...but is this WinForms or WebForms?
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It's possible...but is this WinForms or WebForms?

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WinForms<br />
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I don't think its possible using WinForms, without some MAD javascript
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WinForms

I don't think its possible using WinForms, without some MAD javascript

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Sorry, I meant the other way around!<br />
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What I meant to say was:-<br />
WinForms<br />
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I don't think its possible using WebForms, without some mad javascript 
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Sorry, I meant the other way around!

What I meant to say was:-
WinForms

I don't think its possible using WebForms, without some mad javascript

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That makes more sense now! &nbsp;=)
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Im not sure if this is possible, or if I need to look at looking at positions of elements, but is it possible to select objects by drawing around them in run time?<br />
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What Im looking for is a way of having a form with several textboxes and/or labels, and detecting all the objects that have been selected inside the selection box?<br />
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Is this possible easily, or do I need to detect mouse down event and mouse up, and then look at each object for its position to see if its inside the selection box?<br />
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Thanks in advance for any advice :-)
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Im not sure if this is possible, or if I need to look at looking at positions of elements, but is it possible to select objects by drawing around them in run time?

What Im looking for is a way of having a form with several textboxes and/or labels, and detecting all the objects that have been selected inside the selection box?

Is this possible easily, or do I need to detect mouse down event and mouse up, and then look at each object for its position to see if its inside the selection box?

Thanks in advance for any advice :-)

Select Objects

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