I dont no if this if possible but im trying to set a tooltip on a ellipse that is drawn at run time on the system. I am able to attach the tooltip to a texbox etc but cannot attach it to the graphic.
I have two vb2008 programs with tooltips and on one of the programs, the tooltips re-appear after timeout without having to go to another tooltip and on the other program, after timeout, the tooltip will not re-appear without going to another tooltip. I can't find any differences in the tooltip setup that would cause this to be so. I have seen a couple of posts that are close to this, but it appears that they have just given up and did a work around. Does anyone have an idea or a solution?
I have a datagridview that displays text from a cell in a tooltip when text is too long to be viewed in the cell itself. The default length of time, however, is not long enough for me to read all of it.
How can I make the tooltip display for a longer period of time?
I have a DataGridView in a Winforms application containing a collection of items. Each item has an image and various other details. I know it is possible in WPF, but can you get a tooltip to display an image and a more structured set of details then just plain text?
I am looking for a specific custom control. I am drawing some rectangles to my picture box, now I would like to display a tooltip when someone moves his mouse to one of the rectangles, so a hover rectangle-hover event. Does this sound doable at all? If yes
I have the following search code which works fine. However, I have an additional task to do, which is create a count function for the Record found or Record not found. Presently what it does is it searches and if a record is found it displays at the tooltip "Record Found" if not it says "Record Not found". However, sometimes you have 2 or more records. Therefore, the tooltip should say the exact amount of records found.. For example, 3 Records Found or even 5 Records Found. Also if only one record is found it says "Record Found" but if more it should display " 2 Records Found".
Private Sub btnPerformSearch_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnPerformSearch.Click ' Declare local variables... Dim intPosition As Integer ' Determine the appropriate item selected and set the ' Sort property of the DataView object... [Code] .....
Does anyone know if it's possible to skin the tooltip window so it looks like: Attachment 2448.Instead of the yellow box or the balloon like it does now?
I have a textbox and when the cursor blinks on this textbox I want the user to press a combination of keyboard keys in order to display the tooltip of the textbox. How can I create a keyborad "shortcut" for the above?
I am moving an ellipse over a UserControl that has a gradient filled background, how can I retrieve the background and place it in the ellipse as it moves? I need this to hide the original text, I will draw new text within the ellipse. I will capture the background in the UserControl Paint event before the original text is drawn.
I have a picture box. The user can click with in the picture box. Anywhere they click it will draw another Ellipse. The problem is the edges of the picture boxes cut the image of the newly drawn ellipse. Is there a way draw the new ellipse so the user can see the entire thing?
I draw some graphics on a picture box. However, I want to change the width and height of the picture box so that the drawn graphics fit exactly in the picture box (during run time, where graphics may change). How can I do this, or how can I get the region of the drawn graphics so that I can change the width and the height of the picture box manually.
I have this code for drawing a path. Dim map As New Bitmap(l1.Size.Width, l1.Size.Height, l1.CreateGraphics) Dim nextPoint As Point Using g As Drawing.Graphics = Graphics.FromImage(map) Dim dPath As New Drawing2D.GraphicsPath For i As Integer = 0 To path.Count - 1 [Code] .....
l1 is a Label. When I call this it draws the path fine, but when I call it again it draws another path but doesn't get rid of the first path. Basically, I only want one path on the Label at a time.
When I populate a combobox with items that have a line and text drawn in the DrawItem event, only the line image for the first item in the list appears in the drop down portion of the combobox. The other items (index>0) shown in the drop down portion of the combobox do not contain an image of the line, yet each item in the list does contain the designated text. The correct line image does appear when the user selects an item and the drop down portion of the combobox is not visible. How can I get the line image to appear in every item of the combobox when the drop down list is activated?
Public Class Form1 Friend WithEvents ComboBox1 As ComboBox Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load Me.ComboBox1 = New ComboBox With Me.ComboBox1 [Code] .....
I am drawing lines on a picturebox - not in the paint event. I realise that if I resize the PictureBox the lines won't be redrawn - but the PictureBox is fixed. If I display a MessageBox at the end of my draws the lines do not remain on the screen. This was OK with VB 6.0. Hoe can I stop them being erased?