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POMove contents of Form when a Control is re-Located
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Let's just say that I have many controls on my Form, and when a User clicks on one of them, its height will expand. This means that, currently, when this clicked-control expands, other controls below it will become overlapped by the expanded control. But what I want to happen, is for each Control below the expanded control to slide down, so that they are below the expanded control again. I know how to handle sliding, but I just don't know how to make every control except for one move everytime a given control is moved. Any help at all is greatly appreciated, thank you! This is what I was thinking: <pre><code>void newOrderReceived(object sender, EventArgs e) { foreach(Control OrderNotificationBox in OrdersPanel.Controls) { if(OrderNotificationBox is NotificationBox) // Checks to see if the control is a NotificationBox { // Add my code to slide controls down. } } } </code></pre> But... How do I know if the control is below the expanded control? Is this how I should go about changing the location of all controls below the expanded control? Edit: Just had a thought, to check to see if a NotificationBox is below the Expanded NotificationBox, see revised code below: <pre><code>void newOrderReceived(object sender, EventArgs e) { foreach(Control OrderNotificationBox in OrdersPanel.Controls) { if(OrderNotificationBox is NotificationBox) // Checks to see if the control is a NotificationBox { if(OrderNotificationBox.Location.Y <= ExpandedNotificationBox.Location.Y + ExpandedNotificationBox.Size.Width) { // Add my code to slide controls down. } } } } </code></pre> But would this be sufficient? Currently, this is working, so I guess I just answered my own question. But, isn't there a better way to do this? A more elegant/efficient way? Here's a sample of how it should look: <img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/gp2fj.png" alt="Expanded Control with properly re-located controls">
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