Hi,
In the AppMenu I have a list of recent documents. I prefix each document name with a number (from 1-9).
The following line of code allows the recent document when pressing the hot key number to work as if the recent document were clicked (As expected). However the number in not underlined to give the end-user a visul clue that it is a hot key. What needs to be done?
uxToolbarManager.Tools[fileKey].SharedProps.Caption = "&" + mrCnt.ToString() + " " + recentDocument.FileName;
Thanks
Rich
Hello Chris,
I have tried the same test with .NetAdvantage 2009 Vol2 and there is still a problem, i.e. pressing Alt + Shift brings the keytips.
Also, I tried to change the keytips property to something else but still the predefined keys appear , 1.2.3 etc. show what is the use then of keytips property?
Have a nice day,
Emmanouel
Thanks for your answer.
I will try with the latest codebase (my tests were done with .NetAdvantage 2009 Vol1) and I will come back in case there is still a problem.
Emmanouel,
The UltraToolbarsManager's Ribbon is designed to replicate the ribbon in Microsoft Word 2007. The KeyTips are displayed upon the KeyUp of the Alt key, or a specific amount of time passes while the Alt key is being pressed.
I tested the Alt-Shift scenario you mentioned with the language bar with the latest codebase here. The Alt-Shift key events were handled by the language bar, and did not cause the KeyTips to be shown. If you are experiencing a difference behavior, you may want to download the latest service release for your version of NetAdvantage.
Thanks,
Chris.
Thanks for the suggestion.
However, only the Alt key alone should fire the keytips and not any combination with it, i.e. Alt+Shift for example since this a usual combination key sequence to change language.
Best Regards,Emmanouel
There is no way to assign the ShowKeyTip/HideKeyTip behavior to a key other than F10 (or the Alt key). However, you can prevent the F10 key from showing the keytips, by assigning the F10 key as a Shortcut to an existing tool. Note that this will cause the ToolClick event to fire for that Tool when the F10 key is pressed.
If you require further assistance, feel free to let me know.
Chris