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That's not easy! From the little I know, you have to subclass the control.It's way easier - and safer! - to built a substitute from scratch - say, your own container.

Well, problem is solved now!:o That's what you get when you are a WinForms VB.NET'er and you try to run with WPF before you learn how to walk! No RelativeSource={RelativeSource Self} anymore,just a nice Model binding neatly on the View Elements!

Having had my fare-share of user control programming in VB.NET, I thought that jumping to the WPF UserControl arena would be a pretty straightforward process. Alas, things are much more different than expected - and way more difficult! So here is what I stumbled upon: From what I've came about...

I have a problem with validating a text field (and, being a WPF novice, please be gentle!) My textbox is as follows: <TextBox x:Name="PiecesSText" TextAlignment="Right" Width="50" Height="18" HorizontalAlignment="Left" VerticalAlignment="Top"...

Maybe it's me then! Anyway, I really appreciate your help!

VB 2008 on my side! I tried 2010 but for some reason the IDE is very unstable (crashes all the time)! One last thing, if it's not too much trouble! Overriding the OnPaint in my control doesn't do jack, i.e, my control doesn't paint! I tried in both the control and the base control, still...

Thanks very much for the advice! I'm gonna try it right away! But there is one small detail: The Public Property ID what is it for?

Here is a thing I've been confused about for a long time now. I'm creating a package full of custom controls and one thing that I've being really frustrated about is that I have to write the same properties over and over again, in each one of these controls. You see, each control has more or...

Well, I've decided to make a few more changes. The controls I've created - including the scroll bar - are now in a big pack called "GControlsPack". The ScrollBar is now called "GScrollBar". Just ignore the Analog clock - it's not finished yet! Here it is, along with a test application that -...

By "thickness of the background" do you mean the area behind the bullet? I've changed that and named it "track". I could simply put a property, say TrackThickness and change the code of painting it, but I don't have the time right now. Hey, why don't you try to do it? Let me see what your plugin...

I've searched quickly through the internet and it seems that this is not the best approach.Sorry for putting you on the wrong path!What I would do now, is to put my float layout panel in a simple panel and manipulate the top property of the Flow. I will try to give you some code tomorrow. PS...

I would say try to manipulate FlowLayoutPanel1.VerticalScroll.Value property with my scrollbar , but right now I don't have the time for a detailed solution.For a FlowLayout there is also an event called Layout which might come in handy! Tell me if I've put you to the right direction!

Hmmm...You said you've re-created my files. Could you send me the code you've writen? Maybe there's something there

My bad!I must have missed this rule.Sorry!

Thank you very much for the feedback! Of course you may use the control any way you like!That's why I share it! But first let's look at the two errors I have included a timer control in the scroll bar to handle the scrolling when you keep the mouse down on the arrows. To me it works fine. If...

I'm developing a media player in VB.NET and, being somewhat dissapointed by the standard controls of Toolbox, I've decided to create my own. All of them will be included in a Control Pack, and so far I've created only a scroll bar. Some points of interest, concerning this scrollbar, which I...

Hi to all! This is not a question per se but a request for advice. I'm creating a simple scroll bar to use in a media player.It will serve as a control for the position of a playing media and for the volume (and God knows for what else might come up!). I want the user to be able to scroll the...