If you are not setting the Dock property, then you may not be experiencing the same issue that was reported here. Can you post a small sample project demonstrating your issue? It would be a shame if the issue reported here was fixed and it did not correct the issue you are having.

Hi Mike,

Thank you for your quick response. Although the underlying cause might be the same, in my case, I am not setting the dock property of the label. I am creating the labels at run-time and adding them to a Table Layout Panel. Setting the dock property of the label to none has no effect as should be expected.

In case it helps anybody, here is how I got it to work:

1.- Store the value of the label in the tag property

2.- When the form resizes, find all the labels in the form  and reset their text and value properties.

     Private Sub DoLabelFix(ByVal Ctls As Control.ControlCollection)

        For Each ctl As Control In Ctls

            If ctl.HasChildren Then DoLabelFix(ctl.Controls)

            If TypeOf ctl Is UltraFormattedLinkLabel Then

                Dim lbl As UltraFormattedLinkLabel = ctl

         lbl.Text = lbl.Text 'Redraws text on the label but makes it lose any formatting

                 lbl.Value = lbl.Tag  'Restores the formatting

            End If

        Next

    End Sub

Not ideal but it works for now. Hopefully this will be resolved soon J

Hi Kevin,

It does not look like this issue was fixed. There appears to have been some trouble reproducing the issue after the initial try.

I tried it out just now using the sample posted here with v11.2 and I can get the issue to occur every time. I will ask Infragistics Developer Support to write this up for further review.

In any case, the problem here seems to be the result of some very unusual, and contradicatory, property settings. The sample here is setting AutoSize on the UltraFormattedLinkLabel to true and also set Dock to Fill.

These properties are in direct contradiction of each other. AutoSize tells the control to size based on it's contents and DockStyle.Fill tells it to fill the container it's in. It cannot possibly do both.

Of course, the control should not be going blank. That's a very unintuitive response and doesn't make any sense.

But since these property settings make no sense, anyway, you can easily work around the problem by either setting the Dock property or the AutoSize property but not both. AutoSize seems to be the more logical setting in this case.

Hello,

Has this problem been resolved yet?

I am on version 2011.2 and still happening. Any work around?

Thanks.

Hello,

Thank you for you patience,

I am able to reproduce the mentioned behavior. I have created the following case based on this behavior: CAS-49307-3K9811

As soon I have any progress on this issue I will let you know.