Xceed SmartUI

Re: Tab control limitations

philjeary — Thu, 01 Apr 2004 14:53:20 GMT

For some reason I didnt think passing it the same way it was defined would work:
frm.SmartUIContainer("Estab").Value = "TabFrame(0)"

All sorted.

Re: Tab control limitations

philjeary — Thu, 01 Apr 2004 13:46:20 GMT

I think i've worked out a way round my problem, however, i'd like to know if it's possible to assign a member of an array to a tab?

Re: Tab control limitations

philjeary — Wed, 31 Mar 2004 13:42:17 GMT

Alternatively, is it possible to assign a whole form to a container?

Tab control limitations

philjeary — Wed, 31 Mar 2004 09:03:20 GMT

I have been looking at the demo of the SmartUI tab control to see if it will do what i'm hoping it will. The demo assigns a picture box to the tab, and I have 2 questions about this method:

1: I tried assigning another 3rd party control to the tab instead of a picture, and it worked when first viewing the tab, then the tab went black on further views, does Smart UI only work with pictures or is it more likely that it is a problem with the 3rd party control? (putting the control in a picture works fine, so it isn't a problem, I just wanted to check.).

2: Is it possible to assign a control to a tab that is on another form? If so, how?
From the demo I tried many combinations of:

SmartUIContainer("ADD_REMOVE").Value = "form1.Picture1"
SmartUIContainer("ADD_REMOVE").Value = form1."Picture1"
SmartUIContainer("ADD_REMOVE").Value = form1.Picture1

etc, but I couldn't seemt to make it work. Alternatively, could I add a dynamically created control to the form?

Any help on any of the above would be much appreciated.

Regards,
Phil