TabControl1.TabPages(2).Enabled = false doesn't work either?

[Will Freeman]

Hello all,
I saw the post earlier this week that the .Visible property for Tab
Pages doesn't work. It seems that the .Enabled property also doesn't work.
I would like to only disable one or more tab pages based on 'on-the-fly'
criteria, but make them disappear altogether. Is this not possible?
Workarounds?

TIA,
Will

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

Hi Will,

I saw the post earlier this week that the .Visible property for Tab
Pages doesn't work. It seems that the .Enabled property also doesn't work.
I would like to only disable one or more tab pages based on 'on-the-fly'
criteria, but make them disappear altogether. Is this not possible?
Workarounds?

'Enabled' and 'Visible' don't work for the tabpage. Nevertheless, you
can prevent the user from selecting another tab:

<URL:http://www.google.de/[email protected]>

 

[Martin Hill]

Why not tring the XTabControl from http://www.springsys.com, this control
supports this.


-Marin