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Jorge Pascual
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Jorge Pascual
asked on 12 Aug 2009, 07:19 AM
Hello
I'm currently using RadPanelBar with a single panel group element in an inheritable form where I'm programming a set of common functions for all the forms that will inherit from it. I set the RadPanel modifiers property to "protected" so I can add new group elements in each inherited form for their particular functionality.
But when I am dessigning the inherited form, RadPanelBar properties appear as in read only mode, so I cannot add new panel groups, new controls in the panel group that already exists... etc.
Am I missing something? Is not possible use this control in the way I'm trying to?
Thank you in advance for your response.
I'm currently using RadPanelBar with a single panel group element in an inheritable form where I'm programming a set of common functions for all the forms that will inherit from it. I set the RadPanel modifiers property to "protected" so I can add new group elements in each inherited form for their particular functionality.
But when I am dessigning the inherited form, RadPanelBar properties appear as in read only mode, so I cannot add new panel groups, new controls in the panel group that already exists... etc.
Am I missing something? Is not possible use this control in the way I'm trying to?
Thank you in advance for your response.
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Hi Jorge Pascual,
There is a general problem with some complex controls in Visual Studio design-time. These problematic controls have been disabled so that they can not be modified by inheritors. This issue appears for Microsoft controls and Telerik controls. You can have a look at this blog. It refers to Visual Studio 2005 but the issue persists in 2008 also. You will have to make your modifications through code.
Best wishes,
Victor
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There is a general problem with some complex controls in Visual Studio design-time. These problematic controls have been disabled so that they can not be modified by inheritors. This issue appears for Microsoft controls and Telerik controls. You can have a look at this blog. It refers to Visual Studio 2005 but the issue persists in 2008 also. You will have to make your modifications through code.
Best wishes,
Victor
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