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Resizing Mobile Control

Ganesh babu

4/4/2002 10:24:00 AM

Dear Gregg,

U can place 2 controls on the same Line,Using the
breakafter property to "False".This property is
available for all controls.It it available only with
latest MMIT.

Reg size u can set size for all controls except
selectList control for which i am searching for a
solution.

Best Regards

Ganesh babu



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>I am trying to build my first mobile form with a couple
of text boxes,
>labels and command buttons. I cannot place more then one
control per
>line. There is no property for width so how can I resize
these
>controls? If I cannot place more then one control per
line using
>"Mobile Web Forms" can I use HTML controls? HTML Table
with Mobile Web
>Controls?
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2 Answers

Gregg Maggioli

4/4/2002 10:22:00 PM

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Thanks for the response. I just changed the "BreakAfter" property to
False for all of my text boxes, coammnd buttons and labels and I cannot
get them to shrink. When I try to "grab" the handles the controls do
not shrink (resize). Is there anything that I forgot to do to resize
the controls?



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Roslyn Lutsch

4/6/2002 4:43:00 PM

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Hi Gregg,

Just a few comments. Unless you are developing exclusively for a larger
screen size on your targeted devices, it's not a good idea to have too many
controls adjacent to each other. You can check screen sizes for various
target devices by scrolling through machine.config. If you do want to open
machine.config, you may want to back it up first.

Forms and other controls automatically resize as you add controls to them.
This is by design. It's a feature in Web Forms known as Flowlayout format.
The designer in MMIT is set to open in Flowlayout format and cannot be set
to Gridlayout format.. The WebForms feature is set to open in Gridlayout
format, but can be switched to Flowlayout format.

The resize handles are disabled in MMIT, by design.

Regards,
Roslyn Lutsch

"Gregg Maggioli" <greggm@magtech.com> wrote in message
news:eIa$sZB3BHA.1396@tkmsftngp05...
> Thanks for the response. I just changed the "BreakAfter" property to
> False for all of my text boxes, coammnd buttons and labels and I cannot
> get them to shrink. When I try to "grab" the handles the controls do
> not shrink (resize). Is there anything that I forgot to do to resize
> the controls?
>
>
>
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