[Specs]

Hey guys, im not one to usually ask for help around here, but i've run into an issue i cant seem to fix and i cant find a working solution online.

I compiled the ModernUI .dll and imported it into my project. It skins my form perfectly but when i drag on controls it doesn't display but goes onto the panel below where you usually see timers. The only thing that seemed to work was a ComboBox.

Would anyone happen to know why they wont display & possibly how to resolve the issue? Any help would be great! 🙂

[Hawk HF]

I've never heard of ModernUI. Can you link us to the source?

[Specs]

I've never heard of ModernUI. Can you link us to the source?

Its the MetroFramework ModernUI, you can find it here: https://github.com/dennismagno/metroframework-modern-ui

[Hawk HF]

I'm not exactly sure what's causing this. The controls seem to inherit from relevant classes.

Code

public class MetroButton : Button, IMetroControl

It may be something to do with this line (can be found in most of the controls):

Code

[Designer("MetroFramework.Design.Controls.MetroTextBoxDesigner, " + AssemblyRef.MetroFrameworkDesignSN)]

[Odus]

You may have added them incorrectly. Right click toolbox -> choose items -> browse -> select lib -> rebuild

Also have your form inherit from MetroForm instead of the standard Form control. That might have something to do with it.

[Specs]

You may have added them incorrectly. Right click toolbox -> choose items -> browse -> select lib -> rebuild

Also have your form inherit from MetroForm instead of the standard Form control. That might have something to do with it.

My form is already Inheriting from the MetroForm, and i tried to reinstall them, still unsuccessful. Thanks for the help though.

[Odus]

My form is already Inheriting from the MetroForm, and i tried to reinstall them, still unsuccessful. Thanks for the help though.

Hrm. Try it on a new project and install from NuGet.

[Specs]

Hrm. Try it on a new project and install from NuGet.

Okay, i forgot to try NuGet, ill try now & let you know how it goes.

EDIT: Yes, installing from NuGet seemed to get it to work for me, thank you @Odus