I'm creating a Smart Client User Control (VB2005) that inherits from System.Windows.Forms.Button and when a user drags it on to a form I do not want the TEXT property to show up in the property window. What do I need to do
How do I hide a property
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How do I hide a property
xanadont
Overriding the property with "Shadows" in VB.Net should do
the trick...When you override, don't forget to mark the property's browsable
attribute as false.
http://vb-helper.com/howto_net_browsable_attribute.html