I am developing an application in vb.net. The application contains a MDI Parent form with UltraTabbedMdiManager. A MDI child is opened and showed inside the MidTab. When I reduced the size of the MDI parent form, two scroll bars appears - one is from the MID Child form and another one is from the MdiTab. When I moved the Mdi-Tab's scroll bar, both scroll bars will disappear. I have to re-size the MDI Parent form to make the scroll bars to appear again.
My question is how do I disable the Mdi-Tab's scroll bar? I just want the Mid Child form's scroll bar.
I have the same problem when using the Mdi Child forms inside the ultraTabbedMdiManager. I have some controls on the form, which are beyond the visibility of the tab and even though I have set the auto scroll property for the form to true, it is not showing the horizontal or vertical scroll bars inside the tab.
If you already found the solution, then please share it.
Thanks for the help.
btw, please ensure that the auto size property for the Mdi Child forms is set to False.
I also checked for the Autosize option as you mentioned, but it was already set to False. So I wonder if there is any way to make the scroll bar appear in the MDITab.
I am unable to reproduce this behavior with version 10.1. I would recommend submitting this issue to Developer Support here. They may be able to give more assistance after seeing a sample which reproduces the issue.
Hi,
Actually I have TabbedMDIManager in my MDIForm. When i open the Child windows in my MDIForm, all the child windows opens perfectly with scrollbars when MDIForm is not in Ribbon view. The scrollbars are also visible above the TabbedMDIManager (in the Child Form).
When I add the ToolbarsManager and changed my MDIForm's view as Ribbon view, the MDIChild windows are opening same as before with scrollbars. But the scrollbars are below the TabbedMDIManager. But the form is scrolled by using the scrolling wheel from mouse.
Can anyone give me a suggestion to solve this issue??
Johnson (JSN)