C#

private List<MyUserControl> mControls = null;
...
// Initialise controls at Form load (for instance)
mControls = new List<MyUserControl>();
...
// When you add a new usercontrol to the form also add it to the list
mControls.Add( myNewUserControl );
...
// Now finally, when resizing you can use the calculation as described above
// and set the control sizes for each control in the list (you'll have to work
// on the algorithm for this a bit, but it's easy)
foreach (MyUserControl ctrl in mControls)
{
  ...
  ctrl.Left = ..; Ctrl.Top = ..; Ctrl.Width = ..; Ctrl.Height = ..;
}

BillWoodruff wrote:

I assume you altered some attribute, some value, some setting, in the instance
of the DevX Control on a Form ... yes ?

BillWoodruff wrote:

The other question is about to what extent this problem is reliably
reproducible: can you say, for a fact, that if you alter property 'x' of the
DevX control, build the app, run it, then quit the app, that this will fail
after exactly #n times.

Matt U. wrote:

But I have also encountered this issue with any other custom control. One which I found here on CP. And if I create my own custom controls I experience the same issue. Should I still contact their support?

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