I'm using a TabControl in a Winforms app and need to identify if all tabs are visible or if some tabs are not displaying and need the Scroll bar to get to them?
I notice the scroll bar only displays when some are not displayed, so maybe a way to identify if scroll bar is visible would work.
thanks
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What properties need to be adjusted if you had a navigation bar on the side and wanted to scroll down your application to a specific label or height/distance?
Something like:
if clicked
set scrollheight/height/etc to height
My page in tab control has a long vertical content but the scroll bar of tab page is not long enough.
I just search on the google but i found only how to add scroll bar to tab control.
How to expand the scroll bar to fit my content?
I have main panel container and placed my controls on it and panel size is same as my form.
I have given the the values given below through properties to Panel.
AutoScroll=true;
AutoScrollMargin=0,120;
AutoScrollMinSize=1024,768;
AutoSize=true;
but the problem is when I open the form it Scroll down the Scroll bar by default which seems very odd.
I want that when I open the form it shouldn't be scrolled down but it should be Scroll top and when I Scroll it by mouse so I should be scroll down.
Can any body help me in properties of panel, code or any suggestion to overcome on this problem.
thanks in advance.
By setting AutoScroll=true, you're telling the scrollbox to scroll down automatically as text is added to it. This is useful for logs, etc. Set it to false instead if that's not the behaviour you want.
I'm curious about Popup control in Windows Phone. For me, it's some kind of panel, that has IsOpen property. And I should used it, when i want to present some only in some defined context (e.g. button pressed).
But why not use just normal stack, or grid panel, and when use Visiblity when you want to hide, or show it? It's seems to behave the same.
You can change the Horizontal and Vertical position of the popup using the HorizontalOffset /VerticalOffset properties in the Popup control. We don't have that option in the Grid and to other panels.
It is an overlay. It doesn't break page layout as it shows above the main content.
While StackPanel or Grid should be added to main content and when they are shown they'll move other controls down.
I am wanting to create a sivlerlight tab control where the tabs remain on a single line and scroll buttons will allow me to scroll left or right through the tabs. Below is a link to a control that can be purchased but I would like to write my own and share it with the community. I know I can create a inherited class and style with buttons for the tab control. I guess I am confused on how to keep the tabs on one line and scroll the tabs so only half of a tab would be shown. Can you all help with this? If I way off base please correct my direction.
Sample tab control
Recently I have created the TabControl in which the tabs are situated on the single line.
I have written the blog post where I've explained some details.
Also you can download the project directly here.
My first instinct would be to create a control that has a ScrollViewer with a WrapPanel inside it (from the Silverlight Toolkit) that is flowing horizontally. Then you can add the tab buttons to the flow panel and you should have the scroll behaviour.
Of course, if you don't want a scroll bar but instead want buttons, you can do the same thing but hide the scroll bars, then embed the whole thing in a Grid with three columns. Have the ScrollViewer sit in column 0 with a columnspan of 3 and then add a button to columns 0 and 2 that you can show and hide when the mouse rolls over that cell of the grid. You could then somehow scroll the viewer when the buttons are pressed.