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by: Mayolo Juarez via DotNetMonster.com |
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Hi, I have a problem, when i use a context menu in a MDIForm and activate the
property "MDIList= True", the context menu don't show me the current child
windows, please help me, i use VS2003.
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by: Mayolo Juarez via DotNetMonster.com |
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yes ina a contex menu i activate de the property mdilist and i can´t see the
mdichild listed in the contexmenu, only dont show me the mdi child i use net
framework 1.1 and vs2003, sll its correct prove your selfe and try to do that
i try and you can't see the mdichilds
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by: Massimo Zaccarin |
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Hello, how can I exclude an MDI child Form from the list shown by a MenuItem
with MDIList prop. set to True?
Is there a way to do it?
Thanks
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by: Peter Proost |
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Hi group,
I was wondering if anyone has ever done this before, I've got a working
ownerdrawn menu the only thing I can't get to work is to ownerdraw the items
the get automaticaly created in a mdilist. I thought if I'd handle the click
event of the menuItem with the mdilist property and then iterate true it's
collection of MenuItems and dynamicaly add the handlers used for my drawitem
and measueritem it "could" work but it doesn't...
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by: andreas |
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I have many childs forms in a parent form.
And I use mdiList in menu/windows
When I minimize all these childs with a menu command I want that the
selected child in the mdiLIst should open but it isn't.
The child remains minimized and has just a focus.
I can open the childwindow on other ways but I want to do this with the
MDIList
Can I do that?
Thanks for any response
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by: andreas |
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I have a MDI form with a MdiList in a MenuItem
And also 3 different child types, one child is like a background with a
picturebox in it.
So this must be always as background and never hide the others childs.
But when I click in the MdiList on the "backgroundchild" the
"backgroundchild hides the others child.
Can I remove this child from the MdiList or is there a way that this child
don't hide the others when clicking on it in the...
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by: Ricardo Maciel |
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The How to page:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/7aw8zc76(VS.80).aspx
walks through the creation of MDI child forms.
It includes instructions to set the property MdiList to maintain a list of
open MDI child windows.
However, I can't find the MdiList property in the properties panel.
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by: Chris Peeters |
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hi,
in VS 2003 one used the MdiList-property of a menuitem to display the
Active Mdi-child windows in the menuitem.
But I can't find it nowhere in VS2005.
what is the equivalent for that in VS2005 ?
thank you
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by: Fir5tSight |
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Hi,
I'm experimenting sample code created in Visual Studio 2002 (or 2003)
in my Visual Studio 2005.
However, I can't find the following in VS 2005:
- MainMenu control in Toolbox;
- MergeOrder property for a menu;
- MdiList property for a menu.
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by: JensB |
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Hi
I want to control the navigation between 7-8 childforms in my MDIparent form
project with buttons instead of the build-in MdiList.
I am able to show a Childform with this code:
myMDIparenForm.mnuWindows.Menuitems("Mychildform1").performClick()
But it only works, if I once manually click on the mainmenu mdilist.
It seems this click initiate the list.
My question: is it possible to initiate the MdiList programmatically?
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