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Hi brgdotnet,<br />
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Open the form and press F7, a file will open with VB.Net code. That is your code behind of a given form.<br />
Now in code behind, on any given control's event you can put your code.<br />
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If you can tell me when you want to hide the panel, I will be able to tell you where to put the code.<br />
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Regards,<br />
Chinmay.
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Hi brgdotnet,

Open the form and press F7, a file will open with VB.Net code. That is your code behind of a given form.
Now in code behind, on any given control's event you can put your code.

If you can tell me when you want to hide the panel, I will be able to tell you where to put the code.

Regards,
Chinmay.

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Hi Chinmay, I need to hide the panel before the form is displayed. I know in asp.net there is the init method. However in web forms, I don't know of such an initialization method. It sounds like you might know, or possibly another expert.
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Hi Chinmay, I need to hide the panel before the form is displayed. I know in asp.net there is the init method. However in web forms, I don't know of such an initialization method. It sounds like you might know, or possibly another expert.

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I have a VB.net windows form with a splitter control on it. I would like to hide one of the panels of the splitter control. From what I have read this needs to be done in the code behind for the form containing the control(I think ?). So my question is where at in the code behind should I place the code to hide the control? Below is an example of the code.<br />
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splitContainer1.Panel2.Col<wbr />lapsed = true;<br />
splitContainer1.Panel2.Hid<wbr />e();
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I have a VB.net windows form with a splitter control on it. I would like to hide one of the panels of the splitter control. From what I have read this needs to be done in the code behind for the form containing the control(I think ?). So my question is where at in the code behind should I place the code to hide the control? Below is an example of the code.

splitContainer1.Panel2.Collapsed = true;
splitContainer1.Panel2.Hide();

Where to place code in the code behind of my form to hide a control

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