I want to build a Composite Control in Windows Application using
C#.net, Inside it I want to have two labels , two textboxes , one
button, one dropdownlistbox. whenever I click on Button I should get
data from database.

I'm working on a user-control whose behaviour is identical to the
TabControl. That is, there is an area in which the active sub-container
(i.e. TabPage) can be selected plus an area in which users drop controls at
design time.

I'm trying to figure out how to change the lines following " '*** ' of
designer code.
I think I need to hijack the root designer and control designer. Looking for
some examples and/or direction.

I have a form (Form1) that has a DataGridView control on it. I inherited
another form (Form2) from Form1. When I go to change some properties of the
DataGridView control on Form2 I see all DataGridView properties and events
are grayed out in the designer Properties window. Also, ...

PerformanceCounterCategory.Create() takes 3 minutes to add a new category!!
How come? What can cause this?

Designer idea #1:
Hello,
I would like to see the Form in the control toolbox. I think there would be
a lot of value. Why should the IDE decide what form to create. I could

I have a user control that has a custom type public property.  I added de
Browsable attribute so that it appears in the designer.  When I drop that
control on another control or form the custom type property is visible but I
can not assigned to one of the container fields.  If I ...

I have a composite user control that contains a ListView and a PictureBox
inside a SplitContainer When I drag this user control to another user
control I would like the user to be able to edit the ListView control.  How
do I do that?  I created a public property in the composite ...