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Ahis
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Topic: Caption is overlapping with iconsPosted: 30 September 2008 at 9:15am |
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Hello all!
My problem is as follows: we want to update our application with newer command bars and therefore i implemented a prototype in Progress (pretty different handling of OCX there). I am limited in available space due to our current application, (the height is fixed), also imagesizes used for the buttons are fixed at 16 x 16. When i use a commandbar with the seticonsize(16,16) command the captions start to overlap with the icons ---> can i re-locate the captions to the very bottom of the controls? Help would be much appreciated, i've looked through alot but didnt find anything appropriate yet. For a screenshot of the behaviour please check http://80.80.244.49/download/codejock/codejock.zip The Pic is Overlapping_Caption.JPG. Best Regards, Ahis |
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Oleg
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Posted: 30 September 2008 at 9:32am |
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Hi, Can't download images this file. :( Please attach it here.
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Posted: 30 September 2008 at 9:40am |
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Sorry. i overlooked the image function ![]() Thanks again! |
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Posted: 22 October 2008 at 4:58am |
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Noone that has any idea on that topic?
I tried shuffling alot of options but always end with this problem due to the limited space to integrate the bar. Am i overlooking an option to reposition the caption? |
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Posted: 29 October 2008 at 4:10pm |
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Show all related code. What icon size you set. what button size, what button style. etc.
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Posted: 30 October 2008 at 6:51am |
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These are the relevant code parts i use, please mind that progress ocx handling is a little different from vba:
General Bar settings: /* Reset the command bar */ gchCommandBar:CommandBars:DeleteAll(). /* Create the necessary buttonbar on the commandbar */ chButtonBar = gchCommandBar:CommandBars:ADD("ButtonBar", 0). ASSIGN chButtonBar:VISIBLE = FALSE chButtonBar:Closeable = FALSE chButtonBar:ContextMenuPresent = FALSE chButtonBar:Customizable = FALSE chButtonBar:ShowExpandButton = FALSE chButtonBar:ShowGripper = FALSE chButtonBar:EnableAnimation = FALSE. chButtonBar:EnableDocking(64). chButtonBar:seticonsize(16,16). Settings for a button: gchCommandBar:CommandBars:Icons:LoadIcon(ipcIcon, iIconID, 0). chButton = chButtonBar:Controls:ADD(1, 1, ""). ASSIGN chButton:IconID = iIconID chButton:VISIBLE = FALSE chButton:ToolTipText = cTooltip chButton:DescriptionText = cTooltip chButton:WIDTH = 20 chButton:HEIGHT = 55 chButton:Style = 4. Thanks. |
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