All, I am running the AppStylist for the first time. I havn't been able to find any code samples to use in Visual Studio (2005).
I want to use (atleast at first) one of the default style libraries (such as "FlatNature.isl" or "TheBlues.isl").
I can add a appStylistRuntime, but can't seem to load a library.
What is the fastest, simplest way to load a library?
Also, where can I get technical (i.e. C#) documentation on AppStylist
dap
I'm not sure exactly what you're trying to do with AppStylist. There is no programmatic interface to use within AppStylist itself, though you can use code in your application to load style libraries, or resolve appearances for a given role. To load a style library in your application, you can use:
Infragistics.Win.AppStyling.StyleManager.Load("myFile.isl");
Could you be a little more specific with what you're trying to accomplish?
-Matt
My problem is in the loading of the style library.
when I use the following. It does not does not appear to work.
I have added the appStylistRunTime object
I have added the following lines of code
using Infragistics.Win;
using Infragistics.Win.AppStyling;
using Infragistics.Win.AppStyling.Runtime;
It does not seem to use the default style
Calling StyleManager.Load and passing in an isl file applies to the entire application. You do not have to do it for each form.
If you want to style the inbox (non-Infragistics) controls, like the TextBox, Button, etc. then you will need to place an InboxControlStyler component on each form/usercontrol which contains any of those controls.
Thanks, I had the same question, one follow up one, do I need to set this on each form, or can I do it one for the entire application?
Thanks again for the help. Where can I get additional styles?
That was it. Had a dumb ass attack. Thanks everyone. Much appreciated
Are you sure that you've included Aero.isl as an embedded resource in the project? It should be visible in Solution Explorer, right-click on the file and make sure that the Build Action is set to "Embedded Resource". Also make sure that you have this in a Styles folder within the project.