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Member 10334528 25-Feb-14 12:02pm View

KR - I have added the code above, I am not sure how useful this is as alot is done by the VS designer but its video1 that I require the click event on

Thanks

Member 10334528 25-Feb-14 12:02pm View

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KR - I have added the code above, I am not sure how useful this is as alot is done by the VS designer but its video1 that I require the click event on

Thanks

Member 10334528 25-Feb-14 11:00am View

Video Click as in Clicking the left Mouse button while the cursor is resting anywhere on the area of the video. For example when you click anywhere on a video playing on Youtube the video will pause.

Many Thanks

Member 10334528 25-Feb-14 10:29am View

Krunal Rohit - Thank you for your response. However this seems to be a way of performing the function without the video click event if I've understood this correctly? Although a valid alternative its extremely important that the required function is run when the video is clicked.

Kind Regards

Member 10334528 7-Jan-14 18:33pm View

Thanks so much! I have played around for the last 2-3 hours with the stuff you provided and I have successfully got all PictureBoxes to resize and relocate with formwindow resizing.

I have accepted your solution and updated the question with the code I used to assist anyone in the future.

Many Thanks!! :)

Member 10334528 7-Jan-14 6:40am View

Thank you both for your replies. BillWoodruff I will reply to both your questions here to keep things simple.

There are over 65 PictureBoxes placed on top of this panel not just 4 but yes they are the only controls in the panel.
I'm after the picture boxes to stay in the same position/size relative to the panel background behind it as when in designer mode. Please follow the link below where I have uploaded a picture which should hopefully make it clearer.

http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/ii61/scottj15_2008/PanelResize_zpsfea30619.png

As you can see I'm looking for the pictureboxes to be locked into their positions relative to the panel, whilst resizing/zooming as appropriate to give the image as a whole the same view no matter what size.

Member 10334528 6-Jan-14 18:55pm View

I have tried this. The PictureBoxes remain completely stationary while the background Panel image moves behind it when this is set.

Member 10334528 6-Jan-14 18:53pm View

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Yes, The PictureBoxes remain completely stationary while the background Panel image moves behind it when this is set.

Member 10334528 6-Jan-14 18:09pm View

Nothing is currently Docked but the Panel does have all 4 Top, Bottom, Left, Right Anchors along with BackgroundImageLayout = Zoom so that it resizes on any window resize.

The Picture box's use a background image and have no anchor but they appear to be behaving in a way that they would if Right and Bottom Anchor were to be selected.

Member 10334528 6-Jan-14 18:09pm View

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Nothing is currently Docked but the Panel does have all 4 Top, Bottom, Left, Right Anchors along with BackgroundImageLayout = Zoom so that it resizes on any window resize.

The Picture box's use a background image and have no anchor but they appear to be behaving in a way that they would if Right and Bottom Anchor were to be selected.

Member 10334528 6-Jan-14 17:11pm View

Hi, Thanks for your reply. Yes the picture box's's are defiantly in the panel as they all move with the panel when I move the panel in design view. The X and Y locations are also relative to the panel and not the form confirming this.

Member 10334528 23-Dec-13 12:13pm View

Thanks for your response Richard. This does seem to solve the accessibly issue but the constructor is now unable to access "IndicatorImage1" which is being passed into the constructor. This is a PictureBox that was created in Design Mode.
The error I am getting is:

A field initializer cannot reference the non-static field, method, or property 'Form.IndicatorImage1'

Is there anyway around this? Thanks

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