I added a SplitContainer to my form, and put some ComboBoxes in panel1 of the spliter and so many panels in panel2 of the spliter. I wrote some codes that when a user clicks on one of the Items in one of the ComboBoxes, a certain panel in panel2 of the spliter must come to the front. But it does'nt. I want to know if there is a property which enables this, or my codes were wrong? This is how my codes looks like:

Private sub ComboBox1..............
Select Case ComboBox1.SelectedIndex
Case o
Panel.BringToFront
Case 1
Panel2.BringToFront
..
..
..
End Case
End sub

Kind regards
Selby

It is possible that your code was wrong.

I wrote a simple program, I added a SplitContainer and added a combo box to panel1 of that control. I added 2 panels to the right side.

I made sure they overlapped WITHOUT putting on inside the other, which you may have accidentally done (I accidentally did it and had to separate them). I pre-populated some values into the combo box so I had choices to select from. I changed the back color on my Panels so I could see if they were coming to front or not.

Here is the resulting code:

Public Class Form1
'Every time you select a new item on Combobox1, it will call this code
    Private Sub ComboBox1_SelectedIndexChanged(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles ComboBox1.SelectedIndexChanged
        Select Case ComboBox1.SelectedIndex
            Case 1 'This would be the SECOND ITEM IN THE LIST
                Panel2.BringToFront()
            Case 2 'This would be the THIRD ITEM IN THE LIST
                Panel1.BringToFront()
        End Select
    End Sub
End Class