I am aware this isn't a support forum, but if anyone knows it will be the engineers that made it... When I open a child form in an MDI parent the control box (maximize/minimize etc) appears in the top right corner, there's nothing you can do to stop
it. I have set the properties to disable it but they don't appear to work in MDI mode.
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Hey manip
i'm not sure i understand the problem, could you post a repro maybe?
when i put this code in the form load of an mdi parent in c#, i get a child that doesn't have a minimize or maximize box ( this is on vs/net 1.1 ).
Form child = new Form();
child.Text = "Child";
child.MdiParent = this;
child.MinimizeBox = false;
child.MaximizeBox = false;
child.Show(); <--this has no min/max buttons...
so i'm guessing that's not what u are looking for?
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Thanks for responding.
My code is identical to yours except mine uses a pre-made form (Form2). Still shows the control box(s).
Form2 form2 = new Form2();
form2.MdiParent = this;
form2.ControlBox = false;
form2.MinimizeBox = false;
form2.MaximizeBox = false;
form2.Show(); -
hmm...works for me ( i get no control box ). Form2's ctor doesn't set its size to be maximized does it...?
from the msdn help for Form.ControlBox:
Note When set to false, the ControlBox property has no effect on a Multiple Document Interface (MDI) child form that is displayed maximized at time of creation.
this is on vs.net 1.1, i haven't tried on v 1.0 of the framework...
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