Hello B_D,

You could try to get the values from your appStyle using ComponentStyleSettingsCollection. By this way you could check the values of each property from  your AppStyle. For example:

ApplicationStyleLibrary styleLibrary = new ApplicationStyleLibrary();

styleLibrary.LoadFromStyleManager();

StyleSetSettings styleSet = null;

if (styleLibrary.StyleSets.Count > 0 && styleLibrary.DefaultStyleSet != null)

 styleSet = styleLibrary.StyleSets[styleLibrary.DefaultStyleSet];

if (styleSet == null)

{

styleSet = styleLibrary.StyleSets.Add("Default");

styleLibrary.DefaultStyleSet = styleSet.Key;

}

By this way your could check Component style using :  styleSet.ComponentStyles, or RoleStyle : styleSet.RoleStyles and so on.

Let me know if you have any questions .

Regards

I realise this Georgi, but it doesn't answer my query...

Is there a way to detect which application menu setting should be used for a given style. Then I can programmatically do what Infragistics doesn't

Hello B_D,

B_D said:

The problem is, Infragistics does not automatically change the FileMenuStyle

The mentioned behavior is expected. The appStyle change only the look and feel of your controls. You should take a care for the changes in your UltraToolbarManager.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Regards

The style I'm referring to are the style files loaded via Infragistics.Win.AppStyling.StyleManager.Load

Our application by default has a File tab which is how you access the application menu. I understand this accessing of the application menu via a 'tab' is the ApplicationMenu2010 FileMenuStyle. However, we allow users to change software styles i.e. to call the above method. Certain style change the application menu from a 'tab' to a circular button, in such cases the FileMenuStyle should be ApplicationMenu. The visual difference is the ApplicationMenu2010 takes up the entire application, whereas the ApplicationMenu acts more like a popup.

The problem is, Infragistics does not automatically change the FileMenuStyle. I realise this is a simple thing to change in code, but what I am missing is the bit that tells you whether a style has the application menu as a button or a 'tab'.