[RESOLVED] dynamic radiobutton issue

Trying to create a set of controls that can be used repeatedly without copy and paste code, including a textbox, a set of radiobuttons and then another textbox. Having a major problem in that I can only get one radiobutton to show up. The code I've created for it is below and as I've found this board helpful in the past I was hoping someone can help me out and explain what I've done wrong.

vb.net Code:

Public Class QuestionDisplay
    Inherits Windows.Forms.GroupBox
    'Form Controls
    Dim m_Question As New Windows.Forms.TextBox
    Dim m_Comment As New Windows.Forms.TextBox
    Dim m_GroupBox As New Windows.Forms.GroupBox
    Dim m_rbtn1 As New Windows.Forms.RadioButton
    Dim m_rbtn2 As New Windows.Forms.RadioButton
    Dim m_rbtn3 As New Windows.Forms.RadioButton
    Dim m_rbtn4 As New Windows.Forms.RadioButton
    Dim m_rbtn5 As New Windows.Forms.RadioButton
    'Positions
    Dim m_xPos As Integer
    Dim m_yPos As Integer
 
    Public Sub New(ByVal xpos As Integer, ByVal ypos As Integer)
        m_xPos = xpos
        m_yPos = ypos
        Me.Width = 470
        Me.Height = 37
        Me.Location = New Point(5, 26)
        SetPositions()
    End Sub
 
    Private Sub SetPositions()
        'ADD Question to GBO
        m_Question.Location = New Point(1, 10)
        m_Question.Width = 180
        m_Question.Height = 20
        m_Question.Name = "m_Question"
        Me.Controls.Add(m_Question)
 
        m_GroupBox.Location = New Point(190, 4)
        m_GroupBox.Width = 100
        m_GroupBox.Height = 30
        m_GroupBox.Name = "m_GroupBox"
        PositionRbtns()
        AddRbtnsToGroupBox()
        Me.Controls.Add(m_GroupBox)
 
        'Add Comment to GBO
        m_Comment.Location = New Point(300, 10)
        m_Comment.Width = 170
        m_Comment.Height = 20
        m_Comment.Name = "m_Comment"
        Me.Controls.Add(m_Comment)
    End Sub
 
    Private Sub PositionRbtns()
        m_rbtn1.Location = New Point(5, 10)
        m_rbtn1.Name = "m_rbtn1"
        m_rbtn2.Location = New Point(25, 10)
        m_rbtn2.Name = "m_rbtn2"
        m_rbtn3.Location = New Point(45, 10)
        m_rbtn3.Name = "m_rbtn3"
        m_rbtn4.Location = New Point(65, 10)
        m_rbtn4.Name = "m_rbtn4"
        m_rbtn5.Location = New Point(85, 10)
        m_rbtn5.Name = "m_rbtn5"
    End Sub
 
    Private Sub AddRbtnsToGroupBox()
        m_GroupBox.Controls.Add(m_rbtn1)
        m_GroupBox.Controls.Add(m_rbtn2)
        m_GroupBox.Controls.Add(m_rbtn3)
        m_GroupBox.Controls.Add(m_rbtn4)
        m_GroupBox.Controls.Add(m_rbtn5)
    End Sub
End Class

Could you please wrap your code in [highlight="vb.net"][/highlight] tags to make it easier for people to read. Thank you! Also, your question is regarding vb.net so I have requested the thread moved.

Sorry, did not realise there was such a thing

Thread moved from the 'VB6 and Earlier' forum to the 'VB.Net' (VB2002 and later) forum (thanks Nightwalker83 :thumb: )

The code looks reasonable, but the positioning of the radiobuttons doesn't seem quite right. You are holding Y fixed and changing X. Technically, that should work, but in most cases, you see the X held constant and Y being changed such that the radio buttons stack vertically rather than forming a horizontal line.

EDIT: After looking at how you size the group box, I guess you meant to have it the way you do. However, you are adding all the radio buttons to the groupbox, which isn't as big as the whole control. I wonder whether or not you are not getting overlapping issues. You might comment out the control that is being displayed, and see whether that causes the next control to be displayed.

Yeah that thing was it I didn't realise it would create the radiobutton with a bigger size than what it looked like it had, setting a default size fixed the problem, thanks a lot