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adamfoulkes
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Topic: How to delay the panel sliding outPosted: 14 December 2010 at 7:14am |
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Hi all,
Is it possible to delay the start of a panel sliding out when the user hovers over pane icon when pane is hidden?
I am using the Docking Pane Control 13.4.2 with VB 6 if that changes anything. I've found the options for the AutoHiding but I seem to be missing where the delay for the start is.
Thanks in advance
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Oleg
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Posted: 15 December 2010 at 1:41am |
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Hi,
It should work with delay by default. Check our sample - maybe you already changed some property adn removed this delay.
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adamfoulkes
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Posted: 16 December 2010 at 9:44am |
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Hi Oleg,
Thanks for the reply. I've tried commenting out the setting for the docking pane manager and it doesn't seem to slow it down. I've put the bit of code that I am using for setting up the docking pane manager can you cast your eye over it and see it you can spot something screemingly obvous that I have missed.
With DockingPaneManager
.Options.ThemedFloatingFrames = True .Options.LunaColors = False .Options.SideDocking = True .Options.SetSideDockingMargin 3, 3, 3, 3 .Options.AnimationDelay = -1 .Options.AutoHideAnimationDuration = 250 .Options.AutoHideAnimationInterval = 10 .Options.AutoHideInactiveCollapseDelay = 10 .Options.AutoHideMouseHoverDelay = 10 .EnableKeyboardNavigate PaneKeyboardUseAll .TabPaintManager.OneNoteColors = False .PanelPaintManager.OneNoteColors = False .PanelPaintManager.Font.Name = "Tahoma" .PanelPaintManager.Font.Size = 8 .PanelPaintManager.ShowIcons = True .PaintManager.DrawCaptionIcon = True .PanelPaintManager.RotateImageOnVerticalDraw = True .ScaleMode = xtpScaleTwip End With I've uploaded a small video as well to show you whats happening, I'm not sure it will help.
Cheers
Adam
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