Comments by MRS1989 (Top 19 by date)

In title of my Question, ItemsCollectionEditor has come. So, I guess that error may be from following section, but I'm not sure:

public class ItemsCollectionEditor : CollectionEditor
{
private Type[] types;

public ItemsCollectionEditor(Type type)
: base(type)
{
types = new Type[] { typeof(Items) };

}

protected override Type[] CreateNewItemTypes()
{
return types;
}
}

For this reason, I add all my codes in here.

Changing Enabled Attribute can't prevent access other users to properties of the control. It only changes Visual State that works in Running time not in Design time. I want a solution that can prevent access other users to its properties and prevent from select it in design time.

It's not done what I need.
Can send my codes to you???

I hope that it's worked for me.
Thank you in advance for any help.

So, I know it. However, I want that automatically created child controls can be seen by other users in design mode, but they can't select it and can't access to their properties for change them. I want that they are inactive/disable in design mode and enable/active in running mode.

Ok. Can explain more?
Can I send my example code to you?
After you see that, you know that I exactly want what.

I want to disable child controls as never work and remain inactive/disable in Design mode and only enable in running mode. Because nobody can access to their properties and change them.

So, U can help me???

Thanks for your comment. It was useful for me but was irrelevant to my problem.
My problem is disabling child controls of a custom control that are enabled by default. I don't want that user can select it, see their properties and change them.
You explain that how can understand a control (include UserControl or CustomControl) is in design mode or not. I know about it. However, I want that prevent from select automatically created child controls by other users.
Thank you in advance for any help.

My problem is in design architect. Espen Harlinn is understood right my problem; however, I'm new to this subject of programming in C#.

Thanks for your comment. I wasn't attention.

Can you explain that? I'm not very familiar with manipulating controls.