Hi,

I have a form which is dynamically generated from the contents of a Database
using commands such as this:

hostform.Controls.Add(aRadio)
However, that adds the control to the top level window. I want to add them
to a panel i've created so that can do the scrolling

Any ideas?

Rgds,

Dan

"Connor T" <(E-Mail Removed)> schrieb:
> I have a form which is dynamically generated from the contents of a
> Database
> using commands such as this:
>
> hostform.Controls.Add(aRadio)
> However, that adds the control to the top level window. I want to add
> them
> to a panel i've created so that can do the scrolling

\\\
hostform.Panel1.Controls.Add(aRadio)
///

(Assuming that the control's modifier is set to 'Friend'/'Public'/...)

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Connor,

Webform or Windowform?

For a windowform you have to set the
myControl.Location = New System.Drawing.Point(X, Y)
Accoording to the parent (the panel)

For a webform you have to do by instance
Me.Panel1.Controls.Add(New LiteralControl("<BR>"))
To go to a new row of controls

I hope this helps?

Cor


>
> I have a form which is dynamically generated from the contents of a
> Database
> using commands such as this:
>
> hostform.Controls.Add(aRadio)
> However, that adds the control to the top level window. I want to add
> them
> to a panel i've created so that can do the scrolling
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Rgds,
>
> Dan
>
>
>
>

> \\\
> hostform.Panel1.Controls.Add(aRadio)
> ///
>
> (Assuming that the control's modifier is set to 'Friend'/'Public'/...)

Excellent thanks! I kinda tried that, but put Panel1 in the wrong place,
Thanks!
Dan