Java Panels

[nikkka]

How can I divide a panel into a different sub-panels?

[Fubarable]

Can you elaborate a bit? Your question could benefit from more details.

[sunde887]

While more clarification is needed i will attempt to read your mind. You can add multiple sub panels to one panel. For instance, you can put a panel on the top with buttons, a panel at the bottom with check boxes and an image in the center of the original panel.

[nikkka]

That's what I mean...

[sunde887]

Alright, this is possible however; I will leave the research up to you. The sun tutorials should have some examples of something like this.

[nikkka]

You can add multiple sub panels to one panel.

How?
Thank you, anyway :)

[sunde887]

Try creating some panels , put a button on two of them then add them to the third. Then add the panel to a frame and make it visible

[nikkka]

this way?

JFrame f = new JFrame();
f.setTitle("Window");
f.setSize(200,300);
JPanel p = new JPanel();
p.setLayout(new GridLayout(2,1,5,5));
JPanel c = new JPanel();
p.setLayout(new GridLayout(1,2,5,5));
c.add(Button1);
c.add(Button2);
p.add(c);
p.add(Button3);

it doesn't work...

[Fubarable]

You should simply nest JPanels, each one using the best layout manager for its situation. If you need help, then you may wish to create a Short, Self Contained, Correct (Compilable), Example or SSCCE. This is a small program that compiles, runs, demonstrates your problem, and contains no extraneous code. Please read the link, and have a go at it.

[nikkka]

Is my code correct? It doesn't work...

[Fubarable]

Is my code correct? It doesn't work...

Who knows. Again, click on the SSCCE link to learn to create and post code that we can actually run and test, and then be able to answer your question.

[nikkka]

Problem solved, I thank everybody for any kind of help :)