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I drop two TabStrips, A and B onto a Form, where A contains B. If I set the Dock property to be Fill, I find that the items in A will be covered by B at Designer.
Is there a workaround to this peculiar phenomenon.
Thanks,
Ricky.
Is there a workaround to this peculiar phenomenon.
Thanks,
Ricky.
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Hi Ricky,
Thank you for writing.
I wasn't able to reproduce the behavior you've described. I'm sending you a movie as an attachment to your ticket. This movie shows retracing the steps you've given us, and observing no erroneous behavior.
Could you please give us more info about what we have to do to reproduce the erroneous behavior? It'd be best if you could you send us a movie, showing the behavior as you observe it. Please open a support ticket, so you can send us the file.
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Boyko Markov
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Thank you for writing.
I wasn't able to reproduce the behavior you've described. I'm sending you a movie as an attachment to your ticket. This movie shows retracing the steps you've given us, and observing no erroneous behavior.
Could you please give us more info about what we have to do to reproduce the erroneous behavior? It'd be best if you could you send us a movie, showing the behavior as you observe it. Please open a support ticket, so you can send us the file.
Thank you for contacting us. We're looking forward to your response.
Kind regards,
Boyko Markov
the Telerik team
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answered on 23 Oct 2007, 06:48 AM
In fact, the problem is a bit tricky. It sometimes happens when I build the project or I re-start visual studio. My workaround is to adjust the size of form container. Everything goes well!
Thanks for the help
Ricky
Thanks for the help
Ricky
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Hello Ricky,
There is a behavior we're aware of in design time. When you build the project with the form open in design-time, the VS designer appears to alter the layout. However, these changes are not serialized, nor do they appear in runtime.
You can switch the active window to code view before building your project in order to avoid this effect.
Did you try to build the project when the form container isn't active and then re-open the form container or to resize the control after it appears incorrectly? Does the control show this behavior in both design time and run-time?
Please start a support ticket and send us a sample project allowing us to reproduce this behavior.
Thank you for writing. We're looking forward to your reply.
Sincerely yours,
Boyko Markov
the Telerik team
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There is a behavior we're aware of in design time. When you build the project with the form open in design-time, the VS designer appears to alter the layout. However, these changes are not serialized, nor do they appear in runtime.
You can switch the active window to code view before building your project in order to avoid this effect.
Did you try to build the project when the form container isn't active and then re-open the form container or to resize the control after it appears incorrectly? Does the control show this behavior in both design time and run-time?
Please start a support ticket and send us a sample project allowing us to reproduce this behavior.
Thank you for writing. We're looking forward to your reply.
Sincerely yours,
Boyko Markov
the Telerik team
Instantly find answers to your questions at the new Telerik Support Center