Understanding WinDesktopAlert This is a great place for you to start learning about the WinDesktopAlert™ component, and its key features and functionalities. The topics in this section will give you a better idea of why you would want to use WinDesktopAlert in your applications. Click the links below to gain an ov...
WinDesktopAlert If you’re looking for an area that houses all of the overview/task-based information related to the WinDesktopAlert™ component, you’ve come to the right place. This section contains valuable information about WinDesktopAlert, ranging from what the component does and why you would want to use it in ...
About WinDockManager The following is a list of the key features of WinDockManager™: Dockable and floatable windows — as in Microsoft Visual Studio.Net. Controls may be docked to any side of the host container or displayed in an owned floating window. AutoHide support — Docked controls can be unpinned to conserve ...
Adding WinDockManager to a Form This topic is designed to get you up and running as quickly as possible by describing the basic procedure for adding the WinDockManager™ component to a form in Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2005. You will see how to add the WinDockManager to a project and create a small set of docking p...
API Overview This section lists each namespace that is relevant to the control. We also give you several key classes that you will be using while programming with this control. The namespaces and classes on this page link directly into our API documentation. WinDockManager Namespace: Infragistics.Win.UltraWinDock ...
Change WinDockManager’s Style Most Infragistics Professional Windows Forms controls and components expose properties allowing you to change the look and feel of the component to a familiar Microsoft® operating system (i.e. Windows® XP or Vista™) or application (Microsoft Office® or Visual Studio®). WinDockManager™...
Close Buttons on Tabs Close Buttons on Tabs Purpose This topic introduces the ability to place a close button on the tabs of a tabbed docked area. Required background The following topics are prerequisites to understanding this topic: Topic Purpose Understanding WinDockManager Explains how to get started with the ...
Control Where the User Can Drag a Dockable Pane It may be necessary to limit where a user can move a dockable Pane . Each pane has a Settings object that has Allow properties that can control where a pane can be docked. The following code uses a form that has two controls on it. One control is docked left and the ...
WinDockManager Design-Time Functionality WinDockManager™ provides a large amount of support and integration with Visual Studio .NET to make it easier to create and manage your docked controls. The following is a breakdown of the support available. Context Menu When a WinDockManager component is created, it adds an...
Determine Whether a Pane is Docked To determine whether a Pane is docked, you must first locate a particular pane. The code snippet below makes use of the PaneFromControl method, but you can use any of the other similar methods for getting a pane. For more information, see Locate a Specific Pane. The following cod...