MDI tabs -- how to turn off? |
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chrisABC
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Posted: 08 January 2009 at 5:24am |
The documentation for CommandBars says that the MDI Tabbed interface can "easily be turned on and off via code". I can turn it on, but how do I turn it off?
<later> Here is more information. Using the ActiveX Sample RibbonMDISample, I can see that CommandBars.ShowTabWorkspace (True/False) does work perfectly. No problem here. This turns TabWorkspace on or off. But using ActiveX Sample GUISample when I add the line CommandBars.ShowTabWorkspace (False) it does not have any effect. The TabWorkSpace is always shown. And in my own application, ShowTabWorkspace (False) does not work. I cannot turn off the TabWorkspace. I guess there is something that is overruling the TabWorkspace False. Any ideas what is causing this?? |
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Chris (Manchester, UK) -- www.abc6.co.uk ---- Using CodeJock ActiveX Suite 13.1.0 with Windows8, VB6 SP6
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SuperMario
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All you need is CommandBars.ShowTabWorkspace False, see RibbonMDISample to see it work.
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chrisABC
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Thank you for the reply.
But please check my original message. I added note that ShowTabWorkspace False does work OK in the RibbonMDISample, but does NOT work in other samples, or in my own application. There must be something else that is preventing the ShowTabWorkspace false from working. For example, I think the RibbonMDISample does not use Docking Manager, but my app with Docking Manager does include Docking. Any more ideas please what stops ShowTabWorkspace False from working? |
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SuperMario
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maybe grouping?
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