#Flowlayout vs table layout code#

Therefore I would just try adding maybe 5 RadioButtons to a FlowLayoutPanel on a Form to see what happens. Well you add Labels to oRowLayout a TableLayoutPanel and RadioButtons to oFlowLayout a FlowLayoutPanel which is then added to oRowLayout column 1 I believe.Īnd with all the autosizing stuff I'm not certain which control is doing what. However many times a row has been added which is why all those lines appear separating the left most item from the right most item horizontally by some amount. The following rows seem to increment something by The first row appears fine (except possibly that the word 'Row 1' and the RadioButton are not horizontally aligned correctly IMO). The result of those two lines is displayed in the image below. ORowLayout.CellBorderStyle = TableLayoutPanelCellBorderStyle.OutsetDouble CellBorderStyle = TableLayoutPanelCellBorderStyle.InsetDouble

#Flowlayout vs table layout code#

I didn't study your code too much but I added two lines of code to it in appropriate locations. When the input controls are a set of check boxes or radio buttons, they are placed in a FlowLayoutPanel with theĭefault flow direction of left-to-right autosize = True, grow and shrink dock = top.'. Well you advised ' Each 'question' is placed in a child table layout: one row, two columns (label + input control(s)). The original explanation gives all the details The picture I added gives a visual of the problem. I don't want the controls to dock or anchor, just float across in the order they were added. I've looked at similar examples and they don't help. Note how each row grows taller as the number of controls increases. AutoSizeMode = AutoSizeMode.GrowAndShrink ORowLayout.Name = 'RowLayout_' & i.ToString ' the control exceed the width of the panel. ' The goal is for the FLP to dynamically resize vertically when ' Create a table layout to contain a label and a FlowLayoutPanel. RowStyles.Add(New RowStyle(SizeType.AutoSize)) RowStyles(1).SizeType = SizeType.AutoSize RowStyles(0).SizeType = SizeType.AutoSize RowCount = 6 ' Started with 2, add 4 more Protected Overrides Sub OnLoad(e As EventArgs) To replicate, create a form with a size of around 700x400 add a single table layout panel named TableLayoutForm with one column and two rows, docked to the top of the form, autosize I created a single form test project and it behaves the same way. The code is written in VB we are using version 4.6.1. Resizing the form so that the controls are forced to multiple rows in the FLP works, but it The problem that I'm having is that the FlowLayoutPanel, even when all of the controls will fit on one row, auto-sizes as if they were flowing down the page.

When the input controls are a set of check boxes or radio buttons, they are placed in a FlowLayoutPanel with the default flow direction of left-to-right autosize = True, grow and shrink dock = top. Each 'question' is placed in a child table layout: one row, two columns (label It consists of several layers of controls, with the user-controls placed in a table layout. We have a form that is created from a script used to setup reports etc.