I am using the normal Windows MenuStrip in VS 2008 and the latest version of UltraTooBarsManager in our app. UltraTooBarsManager used to set below the Main menu, or the MenuStrip, but now a setting has changed and it is always at the top.
All the normal applications have the tool bars below the menu! I tried to create a new application and it still sets above the menu and I could not fix it.
I have also attached the demo app.
Thank you!
Hello Berka1990,
I have been able to achieve what you are looking for.I have added first the menu strip the form. After that I have added a panel, in which i have added the UltraToolbarsManager as well as the hidden dock areas, so the menu strip appeared at the top of the form, and the ToolbarsManager was shown below it.
Please feel free to let me know if this suits your requirements.
Hello,
Thank you for the help.
This could be a good way if you want to create an application, but I have an existing application which was working fine. It happend recently to be like that and I am wondering if there is a property to set.
Since this happened recently, could you please let me know what was the previous Infragistics version which you were using before, where your application worked correctly?
Once I have this information I will be able to test the provided application with it and research further what are the differences between them.
If you have any other questions please feel free to let me know.
Thank you for the help. I managed to fix the probelem with panel.
Thanks.
We have EXACTLY the same problem.
A Windows.Forms.MenuStrip docked at the top (as a MainMenuStrip), and a UltraToolbarsManager below that one (docked to the Form top). Worked perfectly until we upgraded to the latest version of NetAdvantage. Then - all of a sudden - the toolbar ALWAYS docks ABOVE the MenuStrip, regardless of the control adding sequence.
Since we are using your controls in an enterprise wide application, we can't simply solve this by adding a Panel to keep your toolbar from doing what it should not be doing in the first place. Waaay to many things break if we do this. The toolbar should, obviously, respect other docked controls inside the container when positioning itself.
We would be most grateful if you could assist us in finding a quick solution.