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Tabcontrol Order by code

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Hi All,

I have a form with a Tabcontrol with multi tabs. When I'm in design the order of the tabs are correct, but when I start the application the order of the tabs are not correct anymore.

Is there a way to hardcode the order of the tabpages???

Thx in advance


Marc D.

If Bill Gates had a nickel for every time Windows crashed... Oh wait, he does...
 
You will have to update the code in the windows generated section, put the tabs in the correct order in there.



Becca

Somtimes, the easy answer is the hardest to find. :)

Still under construction ...
 
Yes, I'm using vs2002.

Isn't there a small line of code to say, this tab at 0, that tab at 1, etc, etc


Marc D.

If Bill Gates had a nickel for every time Windows crashed... Oh wait, he does...
 
I encountered similar problem with Tab control in VS2002. In fact I used to get wired “InvalidOperationException” as well. It an issue in VS2002. Unfortunately you’ll have to redraw the tab control :(

This problem has been fixed in VS2003


 
I have VB .NET 2003 and no the problem was not fixed in my version and I could not get a satisfactory answer from anyone I asked so I got to playing around with the Windows Generated Code. I know I know you are not supposed to but...

I changed the order I wanted in the ResumeLayout section of that code and so far it works fine, even when I run it.

Good Luck. I hope that later on that change does not come back and bite me. We shall see.

 
I know you are not supposed to but...

if you call yourself a programmer then you should mess around with it. Learn from it and improve it. Normally its very good but its not perfect.

Christiaan Baes
Belgium

What a wonderfull world - Louis armstrong
 
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