I am trying to create a user interface that has a Ribbon along the top and then another toolbar in a docked window. An example of what I trying to accomplished is attached. It is an example of the VS2010 IDE and shows the main form having at toolbar and then another toolbar in the docked area.
Normally I would create a panel, add and dock a toolbar in it, dock my treeview in the panel and then add the panel to the dock manager. I am having a problem determining the best practice for adding the toolbar to the panel using the Infragistics Toolbar Manager.
I've tried adding a second ToolbarManager to the form and and place it in my panel but it does not allow me to set the DockWithinContainer property to the panel.
Any advice?
Thanks Matt. This should work. This type of solution never even crossed my mind. I am going to play around with this as I have not used custom user controls since VB6. Especially since I have been a long time user of Infragistics controls.
HI,
I am just following up on this forum thead.
I hope my sample application resolved your issue.
If you have further questions regarding this thead, please feel fee to contact me.
Sincerely.
Matt
Developer Support
Trying creatng a user-control. Then place the panel on it with dock set to fill. Drop a ToolbarsManager onto the form docked at the top. Then add the user-control to your main form and dock it where ever you like.
I am attaching a sample project