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  • ketaki

    Placing a control above another control;.

    Hello,
    I am new to C# and I am facing a problem. I have two user
    controls.First control has an image which is loaded. And the second
    control is supposed to be placed on the first control. But when the
    first control is invalidated the second control gets hidden behind the
    first control and it becomes invisible. Once I invalidate the second
    control it appears on top of the first control for fraction of second
    and again gets hidden. I want the second control to be seen
    permanently on the first control even wheen the first control is
    invalidated. I tried "Send to back" and "Bring to front" options but
    they do not seem to be solving my problem.
    Please help.
    Thanks
  • Michael Nemtsev [MVP]

    #2
    Re: Placing a control above another control;.

    Hello ketaki,

    asp.net or winforms?!


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    miss it, but that it is too low and we reach it" (c) Michelangelo


    kHello,
    kI am new to C# and I am facing a problem. I have two user
    kcontrols.First control has an image which is loaded. And the second
    kcontrol is supposed to be placed on the first control. But when the
    kfirst control is invalidated the second control gets hidden behind
    kthe
    kfirst control and it becomes invisible. Once I invalidate the second
    kcontrol it appears on top of the first control for fraction of second
    kand again gets hidden. I want the second control to be seen
    kpermanently on the first control even wheen the first control is
    kinvalidated. I tried "Send to back" and "Bring to front" options but
    kthey do not seem to be solving my problem.
    kPlease help.
    kThanks


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    • ketaki

      #3
      Re: Placing a control above another control;.


      Hello,
      It is winforms.

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