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I have two frames, both have a panel in them. In frame 1 i have some basic content like buttons or a text box on the panel ... a button outside of that panel when pressed will reparent that panel to panel two... Here's my problem.. in frame 1, the panel is halfway down the frame, because there are some buttons above the panel, when I reparent the panel in frame 1 to the panel in frame 2, it shows up ok, but it positions itself halfway down the frame similiar to how it was positioned in frame 1, even though this frame is void of content besides this panel. Anyone have any suggestions on how to reposition the panel after I reparent it to frame 2?

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Gary MacDonald wrote:

I have two frames, both have a panel in them. In frame 1 i have some basic content like buttons or a text box on the panel ... a button outside of that panel when pressed will reparent that panel to panel two... Here's my problem.. in frame 1, the panel is halfway down the frame, because there are some buttons above the panel, when I reparent the panel in frame 1 to the panel in frame 2, it shows up ok, but it positions itself halfway down the frame similiar to how it was positioned in frame 1, even though this frame is void of content besides this panel. Anyone have any suggestions on how to reposition the panel after I reparent it to frame 2?

There are lots of ways. Call panel.SetPosition, add it to frame2's sizer and call frame2.Layout, etc., etc...

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Robin Dunn wrote:

Gary MacDonald wrote:

I have two frames, both have a panel in them. In frame 1 i have some basic content like buttons or a text box on the panel ... a button outside of that panel when pressed will reparent that panel to panel two... Here's my problem.. in frame 1, the panel is halfway down the frame, because there are some buttons above the panel, when I reparent the panel in frame 1 to the panel in frame 2, it shows up ok, but it positions itself halfway down the frame similiar to how it was positioned in frame 1, even though this frame is void of content besides this panel. Anyone have any suggestions on how to reposition the panel after I reparent it to frame 2?

There are lots of ways. Call panel.SetPosition, add it to frame2's sizer and call frame2.Layout, etc., etc...

If i understood you correctly, i've tried these things.. Could you please be more specific?

I've called the freame2.Layout, and the panel is a part of the frame2's sizer, when I look at the panels dimension, it says 0,0,200,200 , but it's still part way down the screen, would that be the sizer that is not butting up against the top? Thanks for any help, i'm just not having any luck here getting it to move where I want it.

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Oleg Deribas <rus43@kharkov.ukrtel.net> writes:

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Gary MacDonald wrote:

Robin Dunn wrote:

Gary MacDonald wrote:

I have two frames, both have a panel in them. In frame 1 i have some basic content like buttons or a text box on the panel ... a button outside of that panel when pressed will reparent that panel to panel two... Here's my problem.. in frame 1, the panel is halfway down the frame, because there are some buttons above the panel, when I reparent the panel in frame 1 to the panel in frame 2, it shows up ok, but it positions itself halfway down the frame similiar to how it was positioned in frame 1, even though this frame is void of content besides this panel. Anyone have any suggestions on how to reposition the panel after I reparent it to frame 2?

There are lots of ways. Call panel.SetPosition, add it to frame2's sizer and call frame2.Layout, etc., etc...

If i understood you correctly, i've tried these things.. Could you please be more specific?

I've called the freame2.Layout, and the panel is a part of the frame2's sizer, when I look at the panels dimension, it says 0,0,200,200 , but it's still part way down the screen, would that be the sizer that is not butting up against the top? Thanks for any help, i'm just not having any luck here getting it to move where I want it.

Please redcuce it to a small sample that shows the problem. If you don't find a solution while doing that then send it here and somebody will take a look at it.

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