Change dock and anchor of controls of forms in c#

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Hi In my form I put a panel and put my controls on it.
I want when the forms be maximize or minimize by user, controls be shown as change size of form.

For one control it is possible. But for some controls , not.
For example I use 2 radpageview in form . when the form size will be changed, it will be not what I wants.

How can I do this?

Thanks very much

Posted 19-Aug-13 19:50pm

armm1388

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BulletVictim 20-Aug-13 4:15am

You could try adding a panel and the docking the control to the panel. Then on the form size changed event change the panels size parameters instead of the control contained in the panel.

For something clearer I would need to see the source code on the re-size of your controls and need to know how and if you changed the properties of the control in the GUI side.

BillWoodruff 21-Aug-13 18:58pm

You are using Telerik's controls, if you bought such an expensive set of controls, why don't you ask on the Telerik support forums. By the careful, selective, use of Anchor, Dock, Margin, and Padding, I don't see any problem doing what you are describing with any Windows Form and its standard control components.

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