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    Posted: 04 August 2010 at 3:57pm
I have a pane layout with 5 panes. And 6th is closed. At run time, I need to show this 6th pane, under pane #5 and it needs to be floating.

How can I find out the left and bottom of pane #5 so that I can set the left and top of where the floating pane #6 should be shown? I think I should use: DockingPane1.FloatPane mypane6, Left, Top, Right, Bottom

So if I could know pane #5's Left, Top, Right, Bottom -- then I would be able to use that and set the position.
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Hi,
 
There are no properties available for size and position.
 
But here's small demo how you can get around this... (If understand correct )
 
 
 
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Hi,
 
Did you try it already? Did I understand correctly what you wanted to accomplish?
 
 
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Aaron,

Great workaround, thanks! I had had GetWindowRect before, and hadn't thought of using it for this. Although I would still love to get the properties from the pane. Hopefully CJ will add it as a feature for upcoming release.

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Hi,
 

Did you try it already? Did I understand correctly what you wanted to accomplish?

 

 
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