Hello Georgi

Please accept my apologies, I did not see your reply

I have ammended the project, what I would like is for the text alignment in the TextEditor to match that of the label ie in the middle(both horizontally and vertically), but what it does is sit in the middle at the top

I have modified the Appearance.TextHAlign and Appearance.TextVAlign to Center amd Middle, but it appears that only the TextHAlign works.

Hi again,

I am still following your case. Have you been able to resolve your issue ?
Please keep me in touch.

Regards

Georgi

I dont think it is possible. Hopefully somebody may come back with a solution.

Many Thanks Georgi

I'd updated the base class of my ultraTextEditor and the new base class was forcing the AlwaysInEditMode flag to true.

Thank you for helping me out, the control now works again.

There's not much I can do with a couple of vb files. In order to do anything helpful here, I would need a complete sample project that I could run.

But based on your last post, it sounds like the control is never leaving edit mode.Remember - the code I posted here will not work unless the UltraTextEditor is not in edit mode.

Did you set AlwaysInEditMode to true?

Me.Label.AlwaysInEditMode = True

I can upload my controls source code if this will help with the investigation, you'll have to tell me how though

Hi Mike

Thank you for your help so far

The code you posted was more like the code I had originally (having copied it from the grid example)

what seems to be happening is the drawParams.Element is only ever getting the values

Infragistics.Win.UltraWinEditors.UltraTextEditorUIElement

and

Infragistics.Win.EditorWithTextUIElement

it did use to get EditorWithTextDisplayTextUIElement but this is no longer turning up, so I never get to return DrawPhase.BeforeDrawForeground

I dont know what I did to upset it !

Hi,

Hmm... are you sure this was working before? This doesn't seem right to me.I don't think the UltraTextEditorUIElementis what actually draws the text.

The EditorWithTextDisplayTextUIElement is the element you want.

Also... I doubt this has anything to do with the issue, but it's not good practice to set AppearanceData properties inside the GetPhasesToFilter method. And in this case, it's redundant.

#Region "IUIElementDrawFilter Members"

    Private Function IUIElementDrawFilter_DrawElement(ByVal drawPhase As DrawPhase, ByRef drawParams As UIElementDrawParams) As Boolean Implements IUIElementDrawFilter.DrawElement
        drawParams.AppearanceData.TextVAlign = VAlign.Middle
        Return False
    End Function

    Private Function IUIElementDrawFilter_GetPhasesToFilter(ByRef drawParams As UIElementDrawParams) As DrawPhase Implements IUIElementDrawFilter.GetPhasesToFilter
        If TypeOf drawParams.Element Is EditorWithTextDisplayTextUIElement Then
            Return DrawPhase.BeforeDrawForeground
        End If

        Return DrawPhase.None
    End Function

#End Region

End Class