I have three toolbars, which I have docked behind each other (I have found the sub DockRightOf). When I delete in custom mode one or more Icons from one toolbar or one toolbar, the other toolbars do not move over the left. They always stay at the same place, because I have not found the right way. How can I  realize it and please show me the way.

 

thx Detlev

You can call DockRightOf again after you delete icons...

Hello Oleg,

 

sorry but that doesn't work.  When I remove one or more Icons, or one toolbar, this interrests the commandbar not in the least, look below:

 

 

I even place the DockRightOf in the CommandBars_ControlSelected-Event but nothing happens. Please show me the way how can I realized it. So it looks like fu** sh*t.

 

Another Question, can I use the ballon tooltip feature for other controls on other forms too? When yes, please show me the way.

 

thx Detlev

 

also try modify DockRightOf:

 

Private Sub DockRightOf(BarToDock As CommandBar, BarOnLeft As CommandBar)
    Dim Left As Long
    Dim Top As Long
    Dim Right As Long
    Dim Bottom As Long
   
    CommandBars.RecalcLayout
    BarOnLeft.GetWindowRect Left, Top, Right, Bottom
   
    CommandBars.DockToolBar BarToDock, Left + 1, (Bottom + Top) / 2, BarOnLeft.Position

and if you save state, delete previous state in registry.

 

it works now, thx a lot.

 

Now I must look how, and in which event I can place the DockRightOf. The CommandBars_ControlSelected-Event is the worst way to place it but so it works. Perhaps you may have a much better solution.

 

By the way, can you answer my second Question please,  thx

 

Detlev

 

I hope, that I have found the best solution.

 

I have debugged the Control ID's, and so I saw that the ID is 59392, the ID for ID_VIEW_TOOLBAR_STANDARD.  I have placed it now into the Select Case requet of the CommandBars_Update event, and it works perfectly.

 

Well,  now only the second part of my first question left.

 

thx Detlev

Unfortunately for second question answer no :(