How to make an ListBox invisible on UI Page

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Hi, i want an urgent help in the below quest.
I'm on a UI where if i select any value in a dropdown list, it shows a listbox of data linked to it.

Currently we have ~~grid~~ [edit: set the 'Enabled property of the ListBox to 'false, which causes it to appear greyed-out] ~~out the listbox~~, but we require to make this list box invisible.

How should i continue.
Currently we are using
page.schemelistbox.Enabled=false
page.schemelistbox.visible=false

How to make this schemelistbox invisible????? .

Posted 3-Jan-13 21:10pm

Tejal S

Updated 4-Jan-13 10:46am

BillWoodruff

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 4-Jan-13 4:09am

There are different types names "ListBox". Full name, please.
—SA

Naz_Firdouse 4-Jan-13 4:44am

page.schemelistbox.Visible=false

BillWoodruff 4-Jan-13 16:47pm

I think this is the correct answer, and probably all the user needs.

ChrisTopherus 4-Jan-13 13:11pm

or myListBox.Visibility = Visibility.Hidden

in general: please try to post a snippet of code to questions like that!

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2013-01-04T11:24:00

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I answered this yesterday. Has it been asked again ? Please don't ask the same question again, edit the old question to ask for more info or add detail. In this case, the visible property may not work if enabled is false, but it does work and do what you want.

Posted 4-Jan-13 11:24am

Christian Graus

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BillWoodruff 4-Jan-13 18:40pm

"the visible property may not work if enabled is false"

The Enabled and Visible Properties of a WinForms Control do not interact. Setting 'Enabled to 'false does not prevent you from making a Control visible, or hidden. Of course, if a Control is hidden, you could say that its being "Enabled" has no "meaning."

Christian Graus 4-Jan-13 19:01pm

Then there is no reason for his code not to work, right ? I didn't think so, but it was the only reason I could see for this to be a valid question

BillWoodruff 4-Jan-13 19:22pm

Hi Christian,

My comment only addressed a technically incorrect statement about the 'Enabled and 'Visible Properties in WinForms .NET.

His code doesn't work because of a spelling error.

Unfortunately, that's not the last question we'll see where the only thing wrong is a spelling error :) Happy New Year, Bill