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I’m building an interface in Visual Studio. All fine and dandy. Then yesterday I did some resizing and had a crash, not sure which of those caused it, but now the progress bar I was using has vanished from the form. I’m not getting any compile errors, so as far as I can tell it still exists and is just playing hide and seek with me.
Is there any good and clever way to find a object you’ve hidden from yourself so you can reposition it/make it visible again?
Cheers.
-Stuart
You can use the Document Explorer which shows a hierarchy of the controls on your form (and can be used to select it and set properties in the property window). However in the event where I’ve encountered this bug, it generally had required me to delete the designer code for the missing control and drop a new one to the form.