First of all I am a beginner VB.net programmer (VB 2005 )
I want to visually subclass a combo box. I know how to subclass via code but my question is how to do with visually?
Want I mean is I want an icon to appear in the
toolbox so that I can drag my subclass combo box onto a form.
When done via code, the combo box is instantiated at run time. Therefore I can not via the IDE see the combo box at design time, which is why I am asking this question of visual subclassing.
It should be easy I assume, but somehow I’m missing the obvious.
Any help on this question would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
I want to visually subclass a combo box. I know how to subclass via code but my question is how to do with visually?
Want I mean is I want an icon to appear in the
toolbox so that I can drag my subclass combo box onto a form.
When done via code, the combo box is instantiated at run time. Therefore I can not via the IDE see the combo box at design time, which is why I am asking this question of visual subclassing.
It should be easy I assume, but somehow I’m missing the obvious.
Any help on this question would be greatly appreciated, thanks.