Switch off customization arrow

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   Hello,

I've successfully added an XTP toolbar to a plain CWnd (a non-XTP window), but I cannot switch off the toolbar customization arrow. Does anybody know how do I get rid of this arrow?

I use this code in my CWnd::OnCreate():

    m_pCommandBars =  (CXTPCommandBars*) (RUNTIME_CLASS(CXTPCommandBars))->CreateObject();
    ASSERT(m_pCommandBars);
    m_pCommandBars->SetSite(this);
    m_pCommandBars->EnableDocking();

    m_pMyToolbar = m_pCommandBars->Add(_T("MyToolbar"), xtpBarBottom);
    m_pMyToolbar->ModifyBarStyle(CBRS_GRIPPER, 0);
    m_pMyToolbar->ShowExpandButton(FALSE);
    m_pMyToolbar->SetFlags(0, xtpFlagAlignBottom|xtpFlagStretched);
    m_pMyToolbar->SetContextMenuPresent(FALSE);
    m_pMyToolbar->SetCustomizeDialogPresent(FALSE);
    m_pMyToolbar->GetPaintManager()->m_bFlatToolBar = TRUE;

    m_pFirstButton = new CXTPControlButton();
    m_pFirstButton->SetFlags(xtpFlagManualUpdate);
    m_pFirstButton->SetID(IDC_MY_FIRST_BUTTON);
    if (hCustomIcon)
        m_pFirstButton->SetCustomIcon(hCustomIcon);
    m_pMyToolbar->GetControls()->Add(m_pFirstButton);

    // ... adding some other buttons just like this one

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akur Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Senior Member Joined: 16 May 2006 Status: Offline Points: 139	Post Options Post Reply Quote akur Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Switch off customization arrow Posted: 22 March 2007 at 6:40am
	Hello, I've successfully added an XTP toolbar to a plain CWnd (a non-XTP window), but I cannot switch off the toolbar customization arrow. Does anybody know how do I get rid of this arrow? I use this code in my CWnd::OnCreate(): m_pCommandBars = (CXTPCommandBars*) (RUNTIME_CLASS(CXTPCommandBars))->CreateObject(); ASSERT(m_pCommandBars); m_pCommandBars->SetSite(this); m_pCommandBars->EnableDocking(); m_pMyToolbar = m_pCommandBars->Add(_T("MyToolbar"), xtpBarBottom); m_pMyToolbar->ModifyBarStyle(CBRS_GRIPPER, 0); m_pMyToolbar->ShowExpandButton(FALSE); m_pMyToolbar->SetFlags(0, xtpFlagAlignBottom\|xtpFlagStretched); m_pMyToolbar->SetContextMenuPresent(FALSE); m_pMyToolbar->SetCustomizeDialogPresent(FALSE); m_pMyToolbar->GetPaintManager()->m_bFlatToolBar = TRUE; m_pFirstButton = new CXTPControlButton(); m_pFirstButton->SetFlags(xtpFlagManualUpdate); m_pFirstButton->SetID(IDC_MY_FIRST_BUTTON); if (hCustomIcon) m_pFirstButton->SetCustomIcon(hCustomIcon); m_pMyToolbar->GetControls()->Add(m_pFirstButton); // ... adding some other buttons just like this one

akur Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Senior Member Joined: 16 May 2006 Status: Offline Points: 139	Post Options Post Reply Quote akur Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 22 March 2007 at 7:58am
	By debugging XTP code, I've just found out that the triangle at the beginning was an "ExpandButton" added automatically by XTP when the toolbar was created. It can be avoided by a single line: m_pCommandBars->GetCommandBarsOptions()->bShowExpandButtonAlways = FALSE; Now the toolbar has only those items I have really added into it. But I still wonder why no other windows in my project have this problem? (I use XTP toolbars in several other, non-XTP windows, too).