I am using Groups in VB .Net to group radio buttons together but I do not want the border around my groups to be displayed. Is there anyway to hide this? I have heard the suggestion of using a panel as opposed to a group but will this provide the grouping functionality needed for my radio buttons to perform properly??
Thanks in advance.
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I'm looking to create an effect similar to how to CommandBar looks in the default Photos application.
I can get the bar to show easily enough but I'm struggling with three things:
Making the labels of the buttons appear to the right and now below.
Making the more button at the end show a dropdown and not expand / collapse the CommandBar itself.
Trying to find out the height of the CommandBar so I can use Margin to set things below it.
Thanks in advance!
I have a Xaml page that has a bunch of different grids within grids. The page has 3 main "buttons" for a user to click. I want to allow a user using just a keyboard to tab through and select these 3 buttons, however because they are grid's, they do not have a tabstop. Anyone have a suggestion how I achieve this without a complete redesign of the page using something other than grids (such as buttons)?
I was wondering if there is any way to place existing text boxes into a toolbar in Visual Basic 2010. These text boxes are also linked to a database.
I need a way to have the textboxes on display when any tabpage is selected, therefore I thought perhaps having them in a toolbar above the tab bar would be a solution to the problem.
Many thanks.
I don't see why not how about a panel aligned on top of form. You can position the top of the TabControl wherever you want.
I have a question about Windows Store Apps:
what is the difference between the:
ListBox
ListView
i want to have a list with different TextBlocks
The more Windows-8 App style control is the ListView. It has built-in functionality for things like scrolling. The ListBox does basically the same things except it doesn't have the nice scrolling functionality.
See here for a more in-depth treatment.
Is there a control in vb.net that is specifically designed for displaying content larger than the control itself?
I know it's possible to code your own using a panel and two scrollbars, but is there an already existing method for this?
Thanks for your help
All control containers, such as Panel, FlowLayoutPanel etc. have AutoScroll property, which does what you want.