I've added an UltraDropDownButton to a form. At design time, it looks like a button, but at run time, only the button text and the arrow appear until the user hovers over the control. Is there any way to make the normal button elements appear (like a border), without hovering over the control?
Hello j2aircraft,
I am going to require more information regarding your application.
1. What seems to trigger this issue? 2. Can this issue be reproduced? How? 3. Could you let me know the steps that you follow in order for us be able to reproduce the issue from here? 4. Is this a runtime or design time issue? 4. What does your application consist of? Provide screenshots
In order to properly assist you I require an isolated sample that demonstrates the issue.
Let me know if you have any additional questions.
Hi,
I am using a UltraDropDownButton as an "ok" button, but like the origonal poster the appearance was not as a button. I have implemented this solution but the "button" dose not match the cancel button next to it. FYI I am using windows 7.
Steven
Hi asteingart53,
This behavior is not actually extended by default from the UltraDropDownButton control, but it is possible to maintain this appearance by the use of a DrawFilter implementation.
I have attached a commented sample which demonstrates one such approach.
Please find the sample attached and if you have any further questions regarding this behavior in the meantime, please let me know.
Sincerely,Chris KDeveloper Support EngineerInfragistics, Inc.www.infragistics.com/support