TabControl changes the pages position

C

Cesar Ronchese

Hi!

I have a TabControl that have many TabPages, that must to be ordered in
specific and fixed sequence.

Some times, when I select a tab in random position to add and change
controls and run the program, that tab is ordered to most left position in
TabControl (to index 0 or 1, I've noted).

I would like my TabControl has really fixed Tabs. There are some manner to
set it?

Thxs for advance!

Cesar
 
H

Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]

* "Cesar Ronchese said:
I have a TabControl that have many TabPages, that must to be ordered in
specific and fixed sequence.

Some times, when I select a tab in random position to add and change
controls and run the program, that tab is ordered to most left position in
TabControl (to index 0 or 1, I've noted).

I would like my TabControl has really fixed Tabs. There are some manner to
set it?

No, that's an annoying bug.
 
C

Cesar Ronchese

That's horrible....

Txs
Cesar



* "Cesar Ronchese said:
I have a TabControl that have many TabPages, that must to be ordered in
specific and fixed sequence.

Some times, when I select a tab in random position to add and change
controls and run the program, that tab is ordered to most left position in
TabControl (to index 0 or 1, I've noted).

I would like my TabControl has really fixed Tabs. There are some manner to
set it?

No, that's an annoying bug.
 
K

Keith Rock

I have the same problem.
I change the order as specified in the section of the code
marked "Do not change - generated by Visual Studio" (or
whatever), from the wrong order to the order I want. Works
for me and I haven't found any ill effects.

Keith
 
H

Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]

* "Keith Rock said:
I have the same problem.
I change the order as specified in the section of the code
marked "Do not change - generated by Visual Studio" (or
whatever), from the wrong order to the order I want. Works
for me and I haven't found any ill effects.

That will work, but after changing something in the form, it will be
changed back to a wrong order. It's very interesting that this
phenomena never occured on my computer (neither in VS.NET 2002 nor in
VS.NET 2003).
 

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