asked about a 'large "virtual canvas" in VS designer for aspx pages' in
another posting).
I'm using multiple panels (DIVs) to simulate a tabbed interface. It's
difficult to work in the designer with many panels when each one by itself
occupies most of the screen real estate available. What would be involved in
creating an array of panels user control, so that in the designer only one
panel would be visible and editable at a time? Is this possible?
Thanks
TimoSure. You just create a Custom Designer for your Control It will display the
Control however you want to during design.
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
.Net Developer
What You S
Is What You Get."Timo" <Timo@.noneofyer.biz> wrote in message
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> It occurred to me there might be another way to approach the problem (I'd
> asked about a 'large "virtual canvas" in VS designer for aspx pages' in
> another posting).
> I'm using multiple panels (DIVs) to simulate a tabbed interface. It's
> difficult to work in the designer with many panels when each one by
> itself
> occupies most of the screen real estate available. What would be involved
> in
> creating an array of panels user control, so that in the designer only one
> panel would be visible and editable at a time? Is this possible?
> Thanks
> Timo
>
>
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