This is a discussion on Outlook 2003 Style Navigation Pane within the ASP and ASP.NET Programming forums, part of the Web Development category; Introduction This control has been developed according to Microsoft Office 2003 controls. Most of the properties are included; however, there ...
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| Introduction This control has been developed according to Microsoft Office 2003 controls. Most of the properties are included; however, there is no support yet for the Design Time property. This control contains five sub-controls: Title: This section is at the top of the control. The property describes the control and is also the visible control indicated on the button. Title explanation: This section is under the title info, which should hold long info rather than the title info. If the title was not defined, this control uses the title. Visible control is indicated on the button. Related control: This control shows when the button is selected and is not moveable. This property has to indicate on the control when the control is added. Furthermore, this control is shown on the button. If this control was not added on the button, the control will shown only a panel. Buttons: This object is dependent on the control. Almost all properties are contained in this control. Carrying panel: The buttons can add onto the carrying Panel. If this situation is not possible, the buttons will be added on the menu. |
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| This navigate bar must be used in a carrier panel. It will be deployed on the included control. All of the controls specified above come up within this control. Briefly: Properties
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| This contains the button info that is added into the panel. The button is the main object of control and almost all properties are saved on it. Briefly: Properties
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| Some simple Navigate Pane code: Quote:
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| I love the control -- and I have a few suggestions for the next release: 1) Allow different fonts (sizes, types, forecolors) for: Caption CaptionDescription NavigationBarButton Caption Text This would match the outlook behavior a little more closely 2) Allow for a different color when you have a MouseOver a SelectedButton. (Right now, the color doesn't change, which is distracting to the user.) 3) Is it possible to add the relatedcontrol at Design-time (in the Form designer)? I tried to do it, and it didn't work -- instead, I have to do it in code. Thanks again! M.Ramesh |
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| Hi Firsty thanks. 1) I use system default for font and size but you can change fon and size values in constructor methods 2) You can create custom color table for navigation pane but i don't think custom button colors for now maybe next time. 3) You right. If i have some time i can add full support. Regards, M.Sundaram. |
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| can i add on button on navigation pane like ---"My own Button"---onClick on this button it will do a action Last edited by rethesh : 11-10-2008 at 11:27 PM. |
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