Hi, i have 5 Rows with 20 Tabs on my Webtab. But some Tabs has a broken (see attached picture)I use currently version
Infragistics.WebUI.UltraWebTab.UltraWebTab, Infragistics35.WebUI.UltraWebTab.v9.2, Version=9.2.20092.1003, Culture=neutral,
How can i solve the problem.Thanks martin
Martin,
The "broken" tab is larger than the background image used to provide the gradient for the tab. You will likely need to modify the image used to make it as long as the longest tab you expect to need, or simply use a larger background image.
Hi , thanks for your reply. i use the default presets from infragistics. can you tell me where i found the graphics ?
If you're using the default images, then the images are taken from resources embedded in our assemblies. I believe the images are also available externally; I'm unable to quickly determine which image is used. If you have IIS installed on your development machine, you'll find the images used by all of our ASP.NET controls underneath its installation path (C:\Inetpub\wwwroot on Windows XP) in the following subdirectory: aspnet_client\infragistics\images
There are a couple of different ways to set the images to use.
One is to use the different Style properties related to the tabs (DefaultTabStyle, DisabledTabStyle, HoverTabStyle, and SelectedTabStyle), and set the BackgroundImage property underneth each of these to the images you want to use for each state. Alternately, set the CssClass property underneath each of these four properties to refer to a CSS class that refers to the image you want to use.
Another approach is to set properties from the the RoundedImage property of the WebTab control. More information on how to use this is provided in the following article from our online help documentation of NetAdvantage for .NET 2009 Volume 2:Set a Rounded Image on a Tab
A third approach is to use our Application Styling framework. I mention it here as an option, and is a good one to use if you're already using (or considering using) application styling for our other ASP.NET controls.