Hi again,
Is there any way to lock down the xamDockmanager's layout?
I mean, for example, if you would have an application with a dinamic number of windows which could be docked/tabbed, some of them could be floating, etc, basically configuring an UI using the docking features of the xamDockManager.
Is there a way to "lock down" the configuration? I mean after I configure the UI (at runtime) to "freeze" it so no more docking, resizing, floating windows moving, etc. would be possible...so users would only be able to interact with the content of the windows without being able to modify the layout anymore?
Thanks,
Cristian
PlantCML
Hello Cristian,
I apologize that this post was not answered sooner. We are making the effort to ensure all posts are addressed by an Infragistics expert.
If you would refer to the WPF NetAdvantage 2010.1 Feature Browser sample (which is installed in the Start menu), there is a sample which demonstrates how to "lock" and unlock, that is control, each part of the DockManager interface. In the Feature Browser, navigate to the XamDockManager -> Interacting with the DockManager -> Control Docking Behavior example, and you will find various properties for controlling the different aspects of docking and floating.
Thank you!
Nevermind,
I got it.