IVIr
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I've never created a custom user control.
Anyway, for the first time I wanted to. I added it a new blank one via: Project > Add User Control. I got it to the point where I wanted to test it in my form and (stupid question) but how do I get it onto my form?
It didn't automatically appear on my toolbox. It is of course in my Solution Explore, but I can't get it to click and drag from there.
I don't know what to do. There's probably something I have to do to eithe compile of add it to my project, but I don't know what. I would love some help.
Maybe I should explain further...
All I did was open up my user Control and add a ListView item edit it's properties to format it they way I want. Then I opened up the code for my control and changed it so it looked like this:
What I'm assuming is there's a lot more I have to do to get it to recognize it as a control. What is that?
Anyway, for the first time I wanted to. I added it a new blank one via: Project > Add User Control. I got it to the point where I wanted to test it in my form and (stupid question) but how do I get it onto my form?
It didn't automatically appear on my toolbox. It is of course in my Solution Explore, but I can't get it to click and drag from there.
I don't know what to do. There's probably something I have to do to eithe compile of add it to my project, but I don't know what. I would love some help.
Maybe I should explain further...
All I did was open up my user Control and add a ListView item edit it's properties to format it they way I want. Then I opened up the code for my control and changed it so it looked like this:
VB.NET:
Public Class ViewBill
Private Sub ViewBill_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
Disp.Width = Me.Width
Disp.Height = Me.Height
End Sub
End Class
What I'm assuming is there's a lot more I have to do to get it to recognize it as a control. What is that?