Hi,
I am trying to copy the search screen in Microsoft Outlook, I have attached a picture.
What I want to do is have the UltraFormattedTextEditor on the right hand side of the header of my UltraExplorerBar and use that as a search bar and then when the ExplorerBar Group is expanded, I can add advanced search criteria in the available content area.
I see that you can add an EditorControl to the header, and it gives me the option in the drop down to set it as my UltraFormattedTextEditor but only the EditorButtons of my UltraFormattedTextEditor show up, not the TextBox.
Has anyone ever done this? Or is it even possible?
Any help would be appreciated.
MP
Hi MP
I would like to do the same thing. Did you habe a solution for this in the meantime?
Kind Regards
i too am trying to mimic the outlook 2007 search. How are you adding the grid below though? is the grid in another group? or is it outside of the explorer bar completely? Any help would be appreciated :)
That works great. Thanks!
Infragistics.Win.FormattedLinkLabel.FormattedLinkEditor editor = new Infragistics.Win.FormattedLinkLabel.FormattedLinkEditor(false);this.explorerBar.Groups[0].Settings.Editor = editor;this.explorerBar.Groups[0].Text = "<a href=\"www.infragistics.com\">Infragistics</a>";editor.LinkClicked += new Infragistics.Win.FormattedLinkLabel.LinkClickedEventHandler(this.editor_LinkClicked);
private void editor_LinkClicked(object sender, Infragistics.Win.FormattedLinkLabel.LinkClickedEventArgs e){}
Is there any way to get the hyperlink to respond in VB/C# to a click event, excluding the rest of the group header?
sbGroupHeader.Append("<div style=""width: 60%; float:left; "">")
sbGroupHeader.Append("<div style=""width: 40%; float:right; "">")
ctlGroup.Text = sbGroupHeader.ToString