Hi Keith,

This will not work with a PictureBox because Picturebox is not a container. I tried it out and it doesn't work with any control, including UltraLabel or the inbox Label control.

The way transparency works in DotNet is that when a control is transparent and it gets a paint message, it asks it's parent control to paint for it. Since the PictureBox is not a container, the label asks it's parent, the Form, to paint.

Anyway, why don't you just use a panel or an UltraPanel instead of a PictureBox?

I am seeing this same problem when I place an UltraLabel over a PictureBox with an image.  The transparency of the UltraLabel is the default, which is 0, but I am still seeing the form background color on the label, not the image in the PictureBox.

I see this with version 2012 Vol 2.

Keith

Hello Ajay,

I am still following this forum thread. Have you been able to take a look at your application and verify what is version of the controls being used?

Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any other questions with this matter.

Hello Ajay,

Before I sent my reply I have also test this out and it worked fine for me. What version of the Infragistics controls you are using in your application? Are there any service release applied to it?

Please feel free to let us know if you have any other questions.

Hi,

Thanks for the reply. I tried that but doesnt work.