I created a user control, some of the controls that it contains make a remote
call to get data.  If the remote service is not up and running, the control
won't display in any form I put it in.
In the constructor I have:

I've created a UserControl that contains several panels. However, when
I drop a Control onto one of these panels, the Control will be added to
the parent UserControl and not to the Panel itself.
I've read some topics on these subject but all these topics describe

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Im very new to .NET/C# development, so this could be something very simple. I want to add a treeview to an aspx file.  In the toolbox, the treeview component is disabled.  Is there something I need to do to enable this so as I can use it?
Any help would ...

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Hi all,
I'm coding a custom component which is designed to be dropped onto a form
and have it's properties manipulated at runtime.  I have a custom

I am trying to get this posted on the MSDN Universal account but have been
unsuccessful so far and have yet to receive an answer to this.  Is this
appearing under a MSDN Universal account?
Using the following:

I want to edit a collection in the designer and it to be stored as well (not
binary serialized with all its version problems i got)
code should be generated with property init not with a huge constructor. any
hints which interfaces how to implement and special stuff about the

It would be grateful if someone could tell me the answer.
I have made my own DesignerHost for design-time support in my application,
but there is still a problem behind it which reduces its user friendly.  For
some custom property, with ComplexType, I would like to proivde a ...

I previously didn't submit this under the MSDN account sign-on.  Here is the
question again.
I have a UserControl that is acting as a container for other controls.  This
UserControl has a custom designer inheriting from ParentControlDesigner.

I have a collection of usercontrols with each usercontrol having the
DockStyle set to Top.  When I add the controls add design-time, they are
added correctly.  But when the collection is being persisted the controls are
added in the reverse order!!!

With
[DefaultValue("My string")]
I can say to IDE :
this defaultValue property is"My string", So it is not necessary to save the

Hello again.
I was wondering if any of you have experienced the following behavior. I
wrote a custom type editor and a custom collection editor. Both work as
expected. The problem lies with the collection editor.

I would be grateful for help with this learning problem
I am trying to adopt the use of Inherited forms guided by the Simple
walkthrough in the VB Help file
I have designed  & built a mulitpurpose  base form class which has a number

I'm implementing my own "Form Designer" and now want to add Cut/Copy/Paste
features for regular controls (textboxes, labels, comboboxes,...). How can I
do it ?
Thanks for any advice.

Hello experts.
I have a class called VisualAspect. This class stores information about
how to draw things (backcolor, forecolor, font, ...). This class is
complete with a TypeConverter (which returns a constructor based

I've just finished my custom windows form designer application. I can place
different controls on my container. However, the next step is to serialize
the container. Looking in the MSDN documentation, I need to implement the
IDesignerSerializationService interface.