Hi there!
I've created a custom control to visualise some data. I want my control to take on the appearance of the Infragistics controls in my app.
These controls are styled at runtime using an .isl file.
How can I determine for example what the border of an UltraTextEditor control is at runtime, as its Appearance doesn't seem to contain this info!
Cheers,
James
Hello James,
Do you have 'UseAppStyling' set to false? Does your UltraTextEditor have a visible border or one applied at all to begin with? Are you asking how to set a border using an AppStyle isl? Can you please provide me with more information regarding your application and perhaps attach a screenshot? For instance, which properties do you have set on the texteditor, before attempting to style.
In the meantime, please take a look at a couple forum posts that I have found and let me know if they help. http://es.infragistics.com/community/forums/t/16006.aspxhttp://es.infragistics.com/community/forums/t/5471.aspx
Michael DiFilippo said: Hello James, Do you have 'UseAppStyling' set to false? Does your UltraTextEditor have a visible border or one applied at all to begin with? Are you asking how to set a border using an AppStyle isl? Can you please provide me with more information regarding your application and perhaps attach a screenshot? For instance, which properties do you have set on the texteditor, before attempting to style. In the meantime, please take a look at a couple forum posts that I have found and let me know if they help. http://es.infragistics.com/community/forums/t/16006.aspxhttp://es.infragistics.com/community/forums/t/5471.aspx
Hi Michael,
Sorry, but these posts don't help. I simply drop my controls on a form and let the app stylist do its thing.
What I want to be able to do, is "borrow" that styling in my custom control so that I can replicate the look and feel based on the current app style.
NB I allow users to select the current style at runtime.