Hi Guys,
Here is the scenario, i'm using NetAdvantage_NET_20082_CLR20_Bundle.
I have 2 simple forms, on each one i have added UltraToolBarsManager and set the FormDisplayStyle to RoundedSizeable.
From the main form i'm doing ShowDialog() to the second one.
public partial class Form1 : Form { public Form1() { InitializeComponent(); } private void ultraButton1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { (new Dialog()).ShowDialog(); } }
Things are as simple as above - i've created a clean project and implemented the above.
When the Dialog form is shown the main form (maxmized) SHAKES! (??! :-() ).
I can't seem to get rid of this....
I though this is something in my code - but on a totally clean project and on more than one computer - this keeps happaning...
PLEASE HELP :(
Thanx,
Gili
Gili,
My guess is that something with the ToolbarsManager is causing this, since the RoundedSizable style requires that the manager performs some complex manipulations on the owning form/window. Do you have the latest service release installed? I know that there were several fixes done in the past related to this behavior and form sizing.
-Matt
Hi Matt,
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I've upgraded to version 8.3 which is still part of our license with you and this was solved.
But now I'm experiencing something else - i user the bellow code line in my project:
WindowState = FormWindowState.Minimized
And the form seems not to be maximized correctly, it is maximized but the borders do not correspond with the screen borders.
Again: i'm using ultratoolbars manager to set the formdisplaystyle to roundedsizeable.
Is there a build in way in infragistics controls to tell the form to maximize it self?
Is there a workaround for this.
I think you guys should publish these bugs in a more organized manner, i'm spending so much time figuring out what causes this weird behavioures. I've been searching my code for 2 mounth for something that might have caused this - this is after i already got a reply from Mike not understanding what i'm talking about.
-Gili
I'm not familiar with this issue, so I can't really say if a particular service release addresses the issue. Your comment about your license not including all fixes also confuses me, since all service releases are cumulative (i.e. contain all previous fixes) and you are entitled to download service releases for the versions that you have a license for for as long as that version is maintained. Since I haven't seen this issue and I wasn't able to reproduce it, there are a couple options to take: you could test out the latest hotfix yourself, or you could contact Developer Support and have them check to see if the problem has already been addressed.
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One picture worth thousand words, right? ... Check it out:
Check the bottom side and the right side - the form did not maximized correctly.
If there is an hot fix that solved this - i will need to know the exact hot fix - since our license do not include all fixes.
If there is a workaround for this it would be better - your suggestion in the previous post did not help :-(
If I understand your question correctly, the form borders (and likely the caption) are not picking up the OS theming. If the window is maximized, you likely shouldn't be seeing any border (and I don't in my test using 8.3), so it's possible that you upgraded to 8.3 but still don't have the latest hotfix for it. Furthermore, I think that by default when you set the FormDisplayStyle to RoundedSizable or RoundedFixed, the Style defaults to Office2007; you can get around this by setting the Style of the toolbars manager to something like OfficeXP.
As for telling the form to maximize itself, this is a product of the form itself, not any controls, so WindowState is the correct property to use.