Hello,
i hope my english is good enough to explain my Problem.
I have the following Situation:
I found the solution für this behavoiur, but i can't explain... Is this an error?
The reason for this behavoiur is the property "DockWithinContainer". If this Property is not set, then the Menu will act as described. Setting this Property to a valid Container - in my example a simple UltraPanel anywhere on the form - and the error is gone, the menu will act as usually, i.e. i can move the mouse between all avalilable menuitems.
Greetings, Karsten Heimer.
Hello,This was logged as development issue 219892 and the fix is in the latest service release which can be downloaded from the My Keys and Downloads page.
Hi Karsten,
Thank you for the reply.
When saying that the “DockWithinContainer” is automatically set, I was talking about the scenario, where only one UltraToolbarsManager is present on the form, which is the most common scenario. Anyway, I have decided to log this behavior for further investigation by our engineering team. They will be able to say exactly why this is happening and if it is an issue with our controls or the excepted behavior. I have also created a private case for you so that you will be notified of the engineering team’s research. The case number is CAS-173640-H7C1Z4 and you will be able to see it from this link:
https://ko.infragistics.com/my-account/support-activity
Please let me know if you have any additional questions.
Hello Dimitar,
thank you for your answer.
I my case i have a form with two Toolbarmanagers (oh, don't ask why...) and this is why the first Manager has a "DockWithinContainer" and the second not. Adding the second Manager will *not* automatically set this Property. By the way: I found this Problem while I'm trying to use the "Customize"-Menu in Designtime. Without the "DockWithinContainer"-Property the "Customize"-Menu is disabled...
Thank you for posting in our forums.
Generally the toolbars manager is meant to have a container in which to display its tools. The DockWithinContainer is there to allow the user to dock the toolbars manager to containers other than a form. Still the DockWithinContainer property must be provided since otherwise issues like that are possible. Dropping the UltraToolbarsManager in design time to the Form will automatically set the DockWithContianer property to the Form itself and you don’t have to do anything else in order for the component to work properly.