B
Brian
this control has a tooltip property.. but i can't access it through code?
why is that?
why is that?
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Jack Jackson
this control has a tooltip property.. but i can't access it through code?
why is that?
Because the control doesn't really have that property. The ToolTip
object causes the IDE to add the ToolTip property in the Properties
window to the other objects in the class.
At runtime, you call the ToolTip objects's SetToolTip method. For
example, if your ToolTip object is called ToolTip1:
ToolTip1.SetToolTip(refToControl, "some text")
Set a tooltip at design time and look in the .designer.vb file for an
example of how it is done.
B
Brian
cool thanks...
Jack Jackson said:Because the control doesn't really have that property. The ToolTip
object causes the IDE to add the ToolTip property in the Properties
window to the other objects in the class.
At runtime, you call the ToolTip objects's SetToolTip method. For
example, if your ToolTip object is called ToolTip1:
ToolTip1.SetToolTip(refToControl, "some text")
Set a tooltip at design time and look in the .designer.vb file for an
example of how it is done.
B
Brian
great thanks...
Family Tree Mike said:It isn't very obvious how to do that. Here is how:
toolTip1.SetToolTip(monthCalendar1, "Hi!");