resize changes good code to bad

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Beemer Biker

I cannot account for this and have been unable to get an answer from the
vendors forum. They are asking me if I am using 1.1 or 2.0 dot net so I
assume they can't duplicate my problem.

From a working asp.net, VS80, SP1, If I resize their control, the source
code is changed and valid source code become invalid.


This is what it looks like:

This screen shot from Visual Studio 2005 show the paragraph of code that
will compile properly:
http://stateson.net/pub/pintab_bugs/f1.png

I then switch from code to design and move one corner of the Pintab 2.0 box
thusly:
http://stateson.net/pub/pintab_bugs/f2.png
notice the \ arrow where I am resizing.

I then switch back to code mode and the source lines have changed to this:
http://stateson.net/pub/pintab_bugs/f3.png
My program will no longer compile as the tags (id's ??)
pintexx.components.web.pintab.tab are unknown. If I replace those 6 phrases
with pin:Tab then it builds correctly.

If I then attempt to compile I get the error message:

Parser Error Message: Pintexx.Components.Web.pinTab.TabItemCollection must
have items of type 'Pintexx.Components.Web.pinTab.TabItem'.
'pintexx.components.web.pintab.tab' is of type
'System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlGenericControl'.

If I replace the illegal 'pintexx.components.web.pintab.tab' with the
original 'pin:Tab' then the compile works fine. Currently, to work around
this problem, I resize the control, make a note of the position values, hit
ctrl-z to restore, then edit the position with my handwritten notes.

I suspect I have not set up my environment or misconfigured something as no
one else seems to have this problem or to have reported it.


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