While using UltraFormManager from the designer( by drag and drop from ToolBox), it works fine and provides expected behaviour. On the contrary when I want to associate a form to UltraFormManager on run time by setting UltraFormManager's Form property to a windows form instance it acctually hides the non-Client area of the UltraFormManager behind the form.
Is there any thing i am missing on using UltraFomManager dynamically?
Thanks. I had been dragging the formmanager to the component tray, but I see from your example that if the component is added through code that the problem is resolved. Thank you again.
HEllo ,
This is not un Infragistics issue, I have reviewed the code and Form2 components fields is null and this is the reason for this issue. The fllowing line of code is missing from the designer cs code of Form2 class
this.components = new System.ComponentModel.Container();
Here is the fixed sample.
I hope that this will helps you.
Hello Bill,
Did you ever get a resolution to the problem of the unhandled exception being thrown when clicking on any of the menu options located in the upper left hand corner of the UltraFormManager title area? I'm not seeing where you received a reply and I have the same issue. The ony way I can seem to eliminate the problem is to configure the dialog to not show the icon. It doesn't really fix the problem, just prevents the user from clicking on a button that is not shown.
Hi,
In your sample, if you click the upper left corner of the window to close it you get the following exception:
is there a way to fix this? Also, when attaching the UltraFormManager to a form it make the form look different then a normal form:
Normal Form:
UltraFormManager form:
How can I make the bottom right and left edges actually draw a their border? It looks weird with the missing pixels, the regular form has a border all around it.
Thanks,
Bill
Hello,
Just checking if the latest reply helped you out and if you require any further assistance on the matter.
Sincerely,DimiDeveloper Support EngineerInfragistics, Inc.