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Customizing TableLayoutPanel control designer

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nick - 20 Jan 2006 23:53 GMT
Hi,
I have to use TableLayoutPanel in a custom designer form. This control
comes with a default design time context menu and SmartTag  UI which
enable users to add rows and columns.
I have to disable this feature and provide custom context menu and
smarttag action list.
      Normal process is to override the TableLayoutPanelDesigner and
override the required methods.
      But the issue is, TableLayoutPanelDesigner is marked as internal
and can't be inherited, using anyother Designer(Ex:
ParentControlDesigner) will disable the resizing capability of the
TableLayoutPanel control. :(.

   Is there a way to override the contextmenu and DesignerActionList
and provide a custom list?

Thanks for looking,

nick
Alan - 31 Jan 2006 18:45 GMT
Hi Nick,

This is also the problem I'm facing right now. The designer is an internal
class and no way to grab it :(( Someone please help...

Alan

> Hi,
> I have to use TableLayoutPanel in a custom designer form. This control
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> nick

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