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Getting tripped by Absolute Positioning in custom Controls

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 11 Dec 2006 | View original

I got a report from a user today that one of my controls isnt working correctly when using absolute positioning in the ASP.NET designer.  I never use absolute positioning and so I never actually noticed this before <blush> The control renders fine and in the designer, but the control wasnt movable in the designer when absolute positioning was set on the control. The Visual Studio designer lets you drag controls around when absolute positioning is on.    Well, it turns out that...

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