Hi Team,
We're using "UltraTabStripControl" in our application, and we allow users to add tabs, so some user has many many tabs, say 100 of them.
We set the property UltraTabStripControl.ShowTabListButton = Infragistics.Win.DefaultableBoolean.True, so there's a drop down list when I click the tab list button. The list will show the 100 tab names, but 100 is not small, so not all the tabs are visible in ONE page, there's a button at the top and bottom of the list, but it's not easy to use, as I need to click multiple times to scroll some tab into the page.
My questions is, how can I enable the mouse scroll in this drop down list? So I can scroll the tab into the page easily rather than using the navigator button.
I noticed Visual Studio IDE has this feature, when I have many open files in tabs, the drop down list allows mouse scroll.
Thanks,
Shirley
Presumably they are NOT using the DotNet Framework ContextMenu class. I have no idea what they are using, but if I had to guess, it's probably a native Windows context menu. Either way, whatever they are using, I don't see any way that would be helpful in solving this issue for you.
Hi Mike, thanks for checking. Just wonder, I noticed Visual Studio IDE (I'm using VS2019) has this feature, i.e., when I have many open files in tabs, the tab drop down list DOES support mouse wheel scroll. I would imagine that it's also some kind of DotNet ContextMenu, do you have any idea of that?
The dropdown list you are seeing here is a derived DotNet ContextMenu and unfortunately, it has no support for the mouse wheel or for displaying multiple columns. So I don't see any way to achieve this.
Yes, mouse wheel scroll.
Just to clarify... by "mouse scroll" do you mean scrolling the list with the mouse wheel?