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.NET Forum / Languages / C# / March 2008Problem with Browsable Properties
Hi, Thanks in advance for looking at this issue! I am having a Problem with Browsable Properties, as follows: 1. I have an ancestor user control with browsable properties. 2. I create a descendant object and set the properties through the designer, as expected. 3. I place an instance of the descendant object on a container object as a control. Sometimes the browsable properties on the descendent control get set to null by the container object. I really do not want the browsable properties to be modified or even assessible by the container form. Any Advice? You could try marking the property with [ReadOnly(true)] - as far as most bindings are concerned this will make it read-only, but you can still set the value via code. Thanks for the information - I tried it - but I want to be able to set the attributes from the designer. Essentially, I'd the property should be browsable in descendent objects but not overriden when placing a descendent object on a container object. Currently the browsable attributes are sometimes auto-overriden and set to null. > You could try marking the property with [ReadOnly(true)] - as far as > most bindings are concerned this will make it read-only, but you can > still set the value via code. OK - I'm struggling to understand what you are describing - is it possible to post something that demonstrates this? Marc Hi and Thanks for looking. The problem is periodic thus difficult to debug or reproduce. Essentially I've created browsable attributes on an object. The idea is to create descendant objects then set the attributes using the designer (not code). When the objects are ultimately placed in a container object (drag over from the toolbox) these browsable attributes are sometimes overridden with null (generated code). This ends up causing problems down-stream... 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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