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GeneralCreating a custom Combobox control Pin
bjoernen21-Mar-05 11:37
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Is it possible to create a custom drop down control much like the existing Combobox, but with my own content on the drop down area? I have special needs, for instance to include a Textbox and a Button on the drop down area.

I cant figure out what kind of window the drop down area is. It must be a window since it can cross the parent form boundaries, but at the same time it doesn't remove the focus from the parent window so it acts like a regular form control. To create such a "hybrid", do I have to use the NativeWindow class, or has it all to do with redirecting window messages from the popup window to the parent window?

The ideal situation would be to have some kind of free floating "PopupPanel" control that could be added to a form, but that isn't restricted to parent form boundaries. Any clues on how to write such a control?



Regards,
Björn Morén
Stockholm, Sweden

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