I didnt see any samples on using the UltraToolTipManager for the tool collection in a UltraToolbarsManager. Is this possible, and are there any samples that I missed that show it being used?
Thanks
Hello,
What is the status on this issue in Infragistics 11.2? I tried using the UIElement.Control of ToolBase, but it is allways null.
What I am trying to do is to forcefully showing a custom ToolTip on a PopupMenu tool. Based on some action that the user performs. So the toolTip acts as a information popup on the Toolbar.
Is there any way to do this?
Hi Mike,
Marianne says in post http://news.infragistics.com/forums/p/20784/76029.aspx#76029 that it should work? What is now correct? And btw, how can I add formatted text manually. What options do I have?
Best regards,
Michael
The UltraToolTipManager is meant to be used with individual controls. However, the tools do not derive from Control, which is why they have their own mechanism for displaying tool tips. I tried a few things, but I do not see any way to work around things and use the UltraToolTipManager on the tools. You can submit a feature request for the tool tip support on tools to have the ability to add images and use appearances: http://devcenter.infragistics.com/Protected/RequestFeature.aspx.
I do see those props, but I wanted to use the ttmanager (tooltip) for its image and appearance properties. If I include a textboxeditor and have a ttmanager on the form the textboxeditor has the properties to set it for the ttmanager, and it can be done thru code. It then gets the image and apperances that are like all the other controls on the form, but with a tbmanager I dont see those props added to the designer property window, and hence the tooltips look different. If I would try thru code for the tbmanager tool collection, but its a converting issue I think that would cause a problem, due to the windows.form.controls and the toolbase.
I guess what I am asking for is, can I make the tbmanager tools have the same appearance (gradient, colors, whatever I use) and image (or custom) as the other controls on the form?
Thanks Mike
You do not need to use an UltraToolTipManager with tools. Each tool has the following properties on its SharedProps: ToolTipTitle, ToolTipText, and ToolTipTextFormatted. These will allow you to control the tool tips which appear when hovering over each tool.