How do I “hide” controls that my control uses from the toolbox?

[pdohara]

I have developed a control. Among other things this control can popup other controls at runtime. When you include the assembly in Visual Studio, the control that I created shows up, but the other controls (the ones my control uses) show up as well. I would rather not have them show up in the toolbox in Visual Studio. Is there an Attribute that I can apply to these classes to make them not show up? I found the browsable attribute, but it says it is for properties and events.

Tanks for your support
Pat O
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[N a v a n e e t h]

Try System.ComponentModel.ToolboxItemAttribute

[System.ComponentModel.ToolboxItem(false)]
public class YourControl : YourBaseControl
{
}

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[carlecomm]

Hi, when the control Init ， try to set "control.visible = false ";