I have two group boxes. I put GPBOX 1 Below and GPBOX2 Ontop. But Gpbox2 become inside Gpbox1.
So if i move the Gpbox1, Gpbox2 also moves. So can i seperate both of them even though one of them is inside another one
Porblem With GroupBoxes
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Porblem With GroupBoxes
Nick Efremov
One way may be to create a user control - which consists of the group box and the buttons and use this on your form.
So the buttons are independent of the group box within the control but are all treated as one when the control is added on the form.
xu jiameng
try moving 2 out of 1, and you can move them independantly
Manu Kanwarpal
This behaviour is "by design".
If you nest controls inside a group box and move the outter group box around then the inner controls will move with this.
I think the only way to get them independent is to not nest them.
Igor Lemsky