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I am adding some controls to Flow layout panel. In between some controls I need a line break. How can I achieve this please. Thanks You need a custom control which resizes itself to the end of a flow panel, and has a zero height / width, depending upon the flow direction of a flow panel After adding the last control before the break, call flow.SetFlowBreak(lastControl, true) . Note: lastControl is the control that you want set new line after that. Zyo The best answer is by far the comment made by Brian Gillespie: Set FlowBreak from the VS2010 GUI: Scroll to the bottom of the PropertyPanel for

I've got a Panel with a jpg BackgroundImage (with BackgroundImageLayout = Stretch ). On the panel it's Controls I add some PictureBoxes with a PNG which has transparent borders. Displaying this doesn't give any problems, but moving (the boxes are draggable) the PictureBoxes does. The result is that the moving PictureBox "disturbs" the BackgroundImage and slows down performance. The faster I drag the box, the more it disturbs the BackgroundImage , and vice versa. How to solve this problem? Giorgi Double buffering should help. Check this out: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/b367a457.aspx

Integrating SimpleModal with ASP.NET and MasterPages This is a continuation of a previous thread found here . Thanks to the help I received previously the code worked in a single page and I was able to use SimpleModal. But my application has MasterPages, so I pasted it into another test form. The results are different then the test I ran without a MasterPage. Without the MasterPage the modal opened and stayed open until closed by the user. With this MasterPage version the modal opens for only one second and then closes. Anybody know why? Below is a default sample master page. No edits were

i am trying to write a code on Mouse_Hover event of a panel in my winform app using c#. This is my code .. private void viewscreen_MouseHover(object sender, EventArgs e) { statuspnl.Enabled = true; statuspnl.Visible = true; } but the problem is the event is not firing when i am taking the mouse over the viewscreen panel // viewscreen // this.viewscreen.BackColor = System.Drawing.SystemColors.ActiveCaptionText; this.viewscreen.Controls.Add(this.statuspnl); this.viewscreen.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(208, 16); this.viewscreen.Name = "viewscreen"; this.viewscreen.Size = new System.Drawing

I have followed this tutorial in order to create a rounded panel. The code in the tutorial is in vb but I was able to convert it to C# so here is my code: public class SPanel : Panel { Pen pen; float penWidth = 2.0f; int _edge = 20; Color _borderColor = Color.White; public int Edge { get { return _edge; } set { _edge = value; Invalidate(); } } public Color BorderColor { get { return _borderColor; } set { _borderColor = value; pen = new Pen(_borderColor, penWidth); Invalidate(); } } public SPanel() { pen = new Pen(_borderColor, penWidth); } protected override void OnPaint(PaintEventArgs e) {

I have a form that has 2 panels. I'm trying to save the contents of Panel2 as an image. I saw a thread that talked about using the screen capture to do this, but I can't find the thread anymore. Also read about using the DrawToBitMap method, but it's from visual studio 2005 info, not sure if it's the most current or suitable solution for this. So what do you recommend for saving my Panel2 as a picture, preferably a jpg? UPDATE: I implemented the code recommended below for the DrawToBitMap, but it saves half of my panel2 (the left half if that makes a difference). Because it saved half my