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Is this edittable (which I assume is an SRP edittable) on the same form as the ribbon, or is it on an MDI child while the ribbon is on an MDI frame? When is the above code called? What triggers it?
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Thanks for the catch. This will be working correctly upon relelase.
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I can understand the need for it to close automatically in that case, but I can also think of cases where a QuickAccessControl button might want to leave the backstage up, such as an Open button. In that case, if the backstage closed automatically, …
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There is another build available. Please let me know if there are any lingering bugs. New features will be put on hold until after we get the 1.0 version released. Download it here.
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Okay, I finally found out what was causing it to behave like a dialog, so that will be fixed upon next release. As for your comment that clicking outside the backstage should close it: I don't see that behavior at all in Office 2013. The backstage s…
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I presume you want an event that allows you to show a custom tooltip rather than the simplified built-in ones. As much as I want to give you that feature, it's not quite so simple as I would have to updated every single control to support this featu…
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I've been delayed in responding because I went ahead an implemented a way to dynamically add new things to the ribbon during runtime. It is still the case that you only call Init once. When you want to add stuff, you can use one of several new metho…
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Don is correct. You can't close windows during an OLE event because you end up destroying the OLE control while it's the middle of an event. The solution, as you've confirmed, is to post a close event so the OLE's event can finish first.
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Double clicking the circle is supposed to close the window, yes. Think of the big circle as the form's main icon. In fact, this answers your first questions. The icon that appears in that circle is the icon you set on the form in the Form Designer. …
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Can you copy your XML setup for these groups? I do not see the captions disappearing for me at all.
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If you set the OptionButton attribute to "true" in the XML, then that button will appear. When clicked, it fires the OnGroupOptionClick event.
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You should be able to change the window's title by using the form's TEXT property, like so: Set_Property(@Window, "TEXT", "New Title")
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This is an issue of design. Setting up the entire ribbon takes a lot of CPU cycles, so the aim was to have a single one-time call to Init. It was never intended to be called more than once. If you have tabs or groups that you want to only appear at …
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This was a bug. I've removed the first two Quick Access Toolbar options for now, seeing as that is a more advanced feature we can activate later. I fixed the last option not working. Both these changes will be available when I get out a new build.
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Fixed date fields not showing tooltips.
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Colin, There is currently no support for multi-lined tooltips. I am certainly interested in adding that feature in the future, but starting that now will just distract from my goal of getting the Ribbon to a stable 1.0 release. Mark, I went ahead…
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No special syntax, just a bug. Fixed for next release.
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Another good catch. I really do appreciate your beta testing. This will be fixed upon official release. I think we're getting really close.
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Chris, The syntax for comments in XML is: So, to comment out a chunk of XML, you might do something like this:
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I'm not able to recreate this so far. Can you email me your XML setup (and also your CREATE event logic)?
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Good catch. This has been fixed for initial release to only return the date.
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Did you re-register the OCX that you downloaded? Also, I see in your screenshot that you are positioning the ribbon control under your menu. This exposes a serious omission in our documentation (which I will shortly correct). You do not position th…
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Here is my entire CREATE event logic for my test window: // Read the XML from a table and pass it to the Init method SetupXml = Xlate("SETUP", "RIBBON_TEST", "", "X") Send_Message(@Window:".OLE_RIBBON", "OLE.Init", SetupXml) // Start an OI wind…
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Don is right that is better to just pass the list of item keys and make one call to TransferItems. Also, the Yield is unnecessary because the transfer animation is done in a separate thread.
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I wanted to let you know that I passed this issue along to Revelation and they confirmed the bug on their end. They've fixed it, so this will no longer be a pain in the neck in OI 10.
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My apologies for the massive delay in responding to this. Now that I am back from the Revelation Conference, I am catching up on all my correspondence. It appears you have exposed an OI bug. When I place a breakpoint within the C++ code of the SRP …
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I'm not sure why I wasn't able to recreate it, but I do see it now. After reviewing my code, it is by design. The next release of will include a new property called "AutoExpandDuringDrag". Setting to 0 will get the effect you desire. If you need a b…
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I am having trouble recreating this. I can say that, by design, collapsed nodes will expand during a drag-n-drop if you hover over them. However, they never collapse. What is the Drop Behavior you are using? Any code you can provide will be helpful.
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The time is 1 second. It is not currently something that can be customized, but since it was a simple request, I went ahead and implemented it for the next release.
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That's odd. I specifically implemented what you are asking when I first wrote the Tree control. In fact, I just tested it and was able to jump to a specific element in a non-sorted tree by typing multiple characters. If this is not working for you, …