Cannot get XtraScrollableControl to show scrollbar with FlowLayoutPanel

Hi Elan,
The XtraScrollableControl doesn't show scrollbars, because the control within it is docked with the "Fill" style. When the control is docked this way, it will be resized along with its parent, so when you resize the XtraScrollableControl, the docked FlowLayoutPanel is resized too, its size doesn't exceed the size of the XtraScrollableControl and the scrollbar doesn't appear. In this case, you should use the XtraScrollableControl's AutoScrollMinSize property. This property is the XtraScrollableControl's size when it shows scrollbars regardless of the dock style set for its child controls.
Thanks,
Ted

Hi Ted,
Thanks for your information. This helped me come up with a solution. The XtraScrollableControl's vertical scrollbar now appears automatically and only when needed. Here is how I solved this:
I have a XtraScrollableControl which is docked to "Fill" to its parent control on the form, so that the XtraScrollableControl is resized when the form is resized. I placed the FlowLayoutPanel on an XtraScrollableControl. I set the dock style to "None" on the FlowLayoutPanel, and set its anchor property to "Top, Left, Right". I then implemented an event handler for the XtraScrollableControl Resize event, in which I manually set the size of the FlowLayoutPanel to exceed the size of its parent control as follows:
        private void xtraScrollableControl_Resize(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            int height = 0;
            foreach (Control control in this.flowLayoutPanel.Controls)
            {
                if (control.Location.Y + control.Size.Height > height)
                {
                    height = control.Location.Y + control.Size.Height;
                }
            }
            height += this.flowLayoutPanel.Padding.Bottom;
            int width = this.xtraScrollableControl.Width - SystemInformation.VerticalScrollBarWidth;
            this.flowLayoutPanel.Size = new Size(width, height);
        }
I was interested in having a vertical scrollbar only and the above automatically displays the DevExpress vertical scrollbar when needed.

Hi Elan, I'm happy to hear that the problem is now resolved. Thank you for informing us of that.
Thanks,
Ted

This is simplified even further as follows:
Setting the anchor on FlowLayoutPanel to Top, Left, Right combined with setting AutoResize = true is all that is needed. There is no need to handle the Resize event. The vertical scrollbar automatically appears as needed when the form is resized.
Elan

Correction: Property is AutoSize = true on FlowLayoutPanel.