Hello,
I'm experiencing a weird behaviour in my ribbon-based application (see screenshot double ribbon.png).
What can be the cause of this ribbon being shown twice on my form ? I have only 1 UltraToolbarsManager component in the component area.
I'm working with Vista, VisualStudio 2008 professional, Infragistics NetAdvantage 7.3
Thanks,
Yves
I have even started with a completly blank form and had the same thing happen again.
Has this been fixed? I don't get it in design view but when I actually run I see a duplicate toolbar. Any help would be great.
I am running 8.2 w/ VS2005
Ian
You were right, there were two sets of dock areas in the designer, one for the form's toolbar manager AND one for the main form's toolbar manager (at least the member variables were named after the main forms toolbar manager)!!!!
I commented out all references to the variables with the main form's toolbar manager name and it cured the problem.
I still don't know how this happened, but at least I can fix the problem if it happens again now that I know what's causing it. :)
Thanks.
Brian
You can right-click the toolbars manager and there is an "Load/Save Configuration" item where you can load or save a layout file.
Also, if you can think of any specific steps which made the double ribbon occur, I would recommend submitting them to the support group so this issue can be investigated: http://es.infragistics.com/gethelp.
And before you recreate your entire manager, check the designer code and see if there are two sets of dock areas. There should only be four members of type UltraToolbarsDockArea for each toolbars manager. If there is an extra set, save a copy of your form and try to edit the designer code to remove the extra dock areas.
I'm using 8.2 and experiencing the exact same behaviour!
It is very frustrating. If you fix it by deleting the toolbar and then re-adding all controls etc the problem eventually re-occurs.
I am using VS2008 SP1 and Infragistics 8.2
How can I export the current tools/layouts etc from the designer? Or can I only do this during Runtime?
RegardsAaron