When I have one WinGrid in a Form, I can use the arrows when the ContextMenu is displayed to navigate between tools.
When I have multiple WinGrids in a Form, using the arrows when the ContextMenu is dispayed actually starts navigating in the WinGrid. It's like there's a problem with the focus. Even if I move the mouse to a sibling tool, the ContextMenu disappears...
I've attached a movie to show the problem with the arrows. When you see the selected tool or row change, it is done with the arrow keys (up and down).
I've tried to upload the video, but it gives me an error after 100%...
In the meantime, take a look at the video @ http://screencast.com/t/yFGTpPz0SMd
Hi, sorry for the lame explanation. The context menu to add an extra Vertical MdiTabGroup? I right click on a tab and then choose Horizontal/Vertical ...
I actually only have two MdiTabs with in each tab a Form with in each Form a Control. If I create an extra MdiTabGroup, I'm getting resize and resizing events in the right Control (so the Control of the Form of the newly created MdiTabGroup) but not in the left Control... Isn't that strange?
Hi,
Thank you for your post.
How are you showing this context menu? What is it exactly? If it is from our 'UltraToolbarsManager' component, then you need to know that it is not a control, but a component and thus it cannot receive focus. I can make, of course, a working sample if you give me some specific requirements and if this would help you in any way. I am opened to any kind of suggestions on how can we troubleshoot this issue.
It doesn't seem to be a problem with merging or copying tools. I disabled all those things and the problem remains. I also checked if any event handlers could be taking the focus away, but that's not the case.
Making a small reproducible example would be great off course, but I would like to check on some other things first as creating an example will be a lot of work (+ there's the probability that it will not be reproducible in a small example ;-)).
It is strange that a keydown is triggered on the Grid instead of on the ContextMenu... Is there a way to check this? Shouldn't the focus be on the ContextMenu instead of on the WinGrid? Are there events to catch the right click, or an event saying the ContextMenu is rendered? Maybe I can try to explicitly give it focus... Or check the control that has focus...
Hi, currently checking this. I'll first check whether it has something to do with merging toolbars. The problem in our case is that single merging is not enough, we actually need multiple merging. As a workaround, we copy tools from toolbarmanager to toolbarmanager. Maybe this will have something to do with the problem...
I am still following this. Did you have the time needed?