DotNetBar V9 SwitchButton Control Problem

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I have just recently installed Dotnetbar v9 on my computer and loaded it into visual studio.net with no problems. I have added a few Switch button controls on the form because I need it to perform both on and off functions. For anyone reading this it is an animated button control that slides left and right for on and off but I cannot seem to figure out the code for this object. I need to be able to set it to on when the program loads or off if user chooses.

I know this must be simple but i am not familiar with some of the new controls and there is very little in the area of examples for code with dotnetbar.

thank you very much for your time....(looking forward to an answer)

Posted 23-May-11 22:03pm

Dale 2012

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Dale 2012 24-May-11 4:05am

for example I may want to show a picturebox if the value of the switchbutton is on or set the picturebox to invisible if the button is switched to off

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solution 1
if(switchButton.Value==true)
{
pictureBox.Show();
}
else if(switchButton.Value==false)
{
pictureBox.Hide();
}

solution2
if(switchButton.Value==true)
{
switchButton.SetValue(false,0)
}

Posted 8-Jul-15 4:37am

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Richard Deeming 8-Jul-15 10:58am

This is a solved question from over four years ago!

Furthermore, your "answer" clearly shows that you didn't bother reading the question.

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2011-05-23T22:17:00

Solution 1

You should talk to the people who created it - DevComponents[^] - they should provide technical support and will know more about their product than we will. If they don't, then find another supplier and demand your money back!

Posted 23-May-11 22:17pm

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