Version 11.2. WinForm with ultraDocManager as FillContainer. UltraStatusBar is docked to the bottom of the form. It is in no way tied to the DocManager. The UseWaitCursor property is set to false.
After I resize the form the mouse cursor changes to an hourglass when it is over the StatusBar. It is fine everywhere else but the StatusBar. The application is not impacted in any negative way other than giving the appearence of an unfinished application. Boo! Well I guess if the user further wants to adjust the form's vertical size, they cannot grab the bottom edge of the form because of the hourglass cursor.
Does anyone have suggestions for tracking down this issue? Thanks!!!
It is NOT the resizing of the form that triggers this behavior. It is the population of data to one of the grids in one of the UltraDocManager's panes. Strange! Also, there are two panels on the StatusBar. Only one is used. The user's name and level of access is listed on FormLoad. There is no other useage of the StatusBar. I think this may be a bug. Please investigate.
Hello JaimeZ,
I try to reproduce your issue in a small sample, but without success. Could you please take a look at the attached sample and video file and feel free to modify this sample to reproduce your issue. I`ll be glad to research it for you. Let me know if you have any questions
Regards
Thanks for your response. If you are able to reproduce your issue in a separate sample, I`ll be glad to research it for you. I`ll wait your sample. Let me know if you have any questions.
Hello,
Thank you for your time, but forgive me, your sample is not a representation of what causes this issue. The population of an ultrawingrid within one of three panels is what causes the wait cursor in the bounds of the statusbar. Also, the statusbar is not within the ultradocmanager. The statusbar is docked (bottom) on the windows form.
I took the time to create a project that closely represents what I have, but I am unable to reproduce the issue. For now I am using the MouseEnter event of the statusbar to set Cursor = Cursors.Default as my "solution" for this problem.
I will continue to modify the sample project to more closely mirror what I have in production to see if I cannot reproduce the problem. I have yet to add a toolbars manager and some other controls, but do not have time to take this further than I have this morning.
Sorry for the fishing trip on my part without first trying a sample of my own. I was hoping for someone to say "check property xyz" or something obvious like that.
Thanks again.