Hi team,
I've run into an infuriating problem. I can't select the controls I've placed on a form.
Background :
I've designed a truly simple form with a few Infragistic controls on it, namely the grid, a tabcontrol, a splitter and, a explorerbar and a panel.
After having tinkered about with it, I saved it, and a few days later I came back to the project and everything seemed ok except:
1) can select individual controls - just the entire form
2) adding a new form and then a wingrid to it, the wingrid dissappears!
3) the program runs fine
I don't have this issue in other projects.
Please advice.
Cheers,
Arne
Hi Arne,
I am just checking if you got this worked out or you still require any assistance or clarification on the matter.
Sincerely,DimiDeveloper Support Engineer, MCPD Infragistics, Inc.www.infragistics.com/support
Hi, I have a similar problem. Not sure when this happen, after installing 13.1 from 12.2 and updated the projects references to the (version free) infragistics dll, we no longer able to select Infragistics controls when using Visual Studio 2012 (update 4) designer.
It is the exact behavior described on this stackoverflow post:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16320746/cannot-select-infragistics-controls-in-winform-designer
On my machine, I have both 12.2 and 13.1 installed. They are both in the GAC. When I create a new window form or edit an existing one, whenever I drag an Infragistic Control, say UltraButton, from the VS toolbox to the designer, it will disappear. For existing window form, I can see the Infragistics controls, but I can't be select them using the mouse.
In addition, we used to reference the Infragistics dll in a common library folder, I tried to switch to using the GAC instead, that didn't help. We are hoping to use the (version free) dlls, so that upgrading to the next version of Infragistics would be easier. However, it seems like the designer just doesn't work.
The only way I can use Infragistics control is start a brand new project, and reset the VS toolbox, but this isn't going to work for our existing projects.