Hello,
I use a WinDockManager (actually the CAB Workspace version of it) and I have one Control-pane in it. I want to know if the user closed the pane therefore I catch the PaneHidden event.
From within the PaneHidden event handler I want to fire another event (a user defined one).But when I do that the pane doesn't get hidden anymore - it doesn't disappear anymore.
When I comment the line which fires the event it disappears.
Maybe it's a bug, maybe I have to use another event (which one?).
Any help would be highly appreciated.
Regards, Gerald
Hi Mike,
Thanks for that question:
Mike Dour"]Is something happening in the ToolClick event when the StateButtonTool is checked or unchecked that might keep the pane visible?
I wasn't aware that setting the Checked-property programmatically triggers the ToolClick-event as well.
Works fine now.
Is something happening in the ToolClick event when the StateButtonTool is checked or unchecked that might keep the pane visible? If not, it could be a bug and I would recommend submitting the issue to the support group: http://es.infragistics.com/gethelp.
I am not doing anything extraordinary. I fire a user defined event and the other event handler is updating a menu item.
private void _dockingWorkspace_PaneHidden(object sender, Infragistics.Win.UltraWinDock.PaneHiddenEventArgs e){ // Debug.WriteLine(string.Format("_dockingWorkspace_PaneHidden ({0})", e.Pane.Text));
Ftc.Infrastructure.Interface.UserEventArgs.RefreshMenuItemEventArgs args = new RefreshMenuItemEventArgs(e.Pane.Text, false);
RefreshMenuItemEvent(this, args);}
In another module I catch the RefreshMenuItem-event and update the menu item.
[EventSubscription(Ftc.Infrastructure.Interface.Constants.EventTopicNames.RefreshMenuItem)]public void RefreshMenuItemEventHandler(object sender, EventArgs e){ Ftc.Infrastructure.Interface.UserEventArgs.RefreshMenuItemEventArgs args = e as Ftc.Infrastructure.Interface.UserEventArgs.RefreshMenuItemEventArgs;
The _viewTemplateWindowButton is not null. The enabling/disabling of the menu item works.Any idea?
Thanks and best regards, Gerald
I believe you are using the correct event, but perhaps something is being done in the event handler fired from the PaneHidden handler which is keeping the pane open.