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Class (inherits from RectControl)

Used to organize controls on hidden panels. Only the controls on the current panel are visible to the user. This control does not display a user interface at run-time.

Events

Change DragExit MouseEnter Close DragOver MouseExit ConstructContextualMenu DropObject MouseMove ContextualMenuAction KeyDown MouseWheel DragEnter KeyUp Open

Properties

Active LockLeft Scope AllowAutoDeactivate LockRight SelectedPanelIndex AllowTabStop LockTop TabIndex Enabled MouseCursor Tooltip Handle MouseX Top Height MouseY Transparent Index Name TrueWindow LastAddedPanelIndex PanelCount Visible Left PanelIndex Width LockBottom Parent Window

Methods

AcceptFileDrop AddPanel Invalidate AcceptPictureDrop AddPanelAt Refresh AcceptRawDataDrop Close RemovePanelAt AcceptTextDrop DrawInto SetFocus

Notes

The PagePanel control allows you to add controls to panels, just as you add controls to TabPanels. The difference is that the PagePanel control itself is not visible in your built application. Only the controls on the currently selected panel are visible. You change the displayed panel by changing the SelectedPanelIndex property. PagePanels cannot be embedded inside PagePanels.

You get or set the panel on which a control is located via the PanelIndex property of the Control class. The first panel is numbered zero.

In the IDE, you can add, insert, delete, reorder and navigate from panel to panel, just like a TabPanel. When building an interface using the PagePanel, you can take advantage of the Control Hierarchy, discussed in the section on the RectControl object.

Examples

The following line of code moves a ListBox from its current panel to the second panel of a PagePanel.

ListBox1.PanelIndex = 1

See Also

TabPanel control; RectControl class.