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.NET Forum / Languages / C# / March 2008Order of controls
Hello, I am working with Winforms (C#). I have created 2 user controls. 1 control (control1) is a big image and the other (control 2) is a small image. I am placing the control2 (small image) on control1(big image). When I invalidate the control the control2 gets hidden behind the control1. I want the control 2 to be seen continously on control 1 even after the controls are invalidated (i.e the small image should be seen over the big image even after invalidation). Please help. Are you usign the designer, or doing it manually? Either way, "bring to top" should do the job... > [...] > When I invalidate the control the control2 gets hidden behind the > control1. I want the control 2 to be seen continously on control 1 > even after the controls are invalidated (i.e the small image should be > seen over the big image even after invalidation). Please help. Why are you posting this question again? If the answers given in the thread in which you previously asked the question weren't sufficient, you should have followed up there, with whatever clarification was necessary. Especially since I specifically pointed out in that thread that your question really needs a concise-but-complete sample of code in order to be answered in a useful way. Pete >> [...] >> When I invalidate the control the control2 gets hidden behind the [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Pete It's called the "baby bird" syndrome, Pete :-) Symptoms include, but are not limited to, a complete refusal to expend any effort to help get an answer. Much easier to repost the question, hoping to be "fed". I get it from students all the time. Far easier to just ask the prof. than to (heaven forbid) look it up in the book, use the index or search for an answer using Help or the web. Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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