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shinu rag

48 posts

Member since:
Feb 2010

Posted 24 Apr 2010 Link to this post

hiii

i just add 4 windows forms as tol window in a dock control, but i can't set its location that i need...
how can i set the form location in raddock.

i'm using these codes form adding forms to raddock but it shwoing as verticle.. i need to re order it like 2 column and 2 row table.. i mean the first row have 2 frms and second row too...
how can i ???

    
                        frm1 = new Form(); 
        
                        frm2 = new Form(); 
        
                        frm3 = new Form(); 
        
                        frm4 = new Form(); 
        
                        frm1.BackColor = Color.Pink; 
        
                        frm1.Text = "My Form1"; 
        
                        this.radDock1.DockControl(frm1, DockPosition.Right); 
        
                        frm2.BackColor = Color.Pink; 
        
                        frm2.Text = "My Form2"; 
        
                        this.radDock1.DockControl(frm2, DockPosition.Left); 
        
                        frm3.BackColor = Color.Pink; 
        
                        frm3.Text = "My Form3"; 
        
                        this.radDock1.DockControl(frm3, DockPosition.Left); 
        
                        frm4.BackColor = Color.Pink; 
        
                        frm4.Text = "My Form4"; 
        
                        this.radDock1.DockControl(frm4, DockPosition.Left);

Thanks,
Shinurag

Nikolay
Admin

1805 posts

Posted 29 Apr 2010 Link to this post

Hello shinu rag,

Thank you for the question.

Please refer to the following code snippet. It demonstrates how to set the desired layout:

this.radDock1.MainDocumentContainerVisible = false;



Form frm1 = new Form();

Form frm2 = new Form();

Form frm3 = new Form();

Form frm4 = new Form();



frm1.BackColor = Color.Pink;

frm1.Text = "My Form1";

this.radDock1.DockControl(frm1, DockPosition.Top);



frm2.BackColor = Color.Pink;

frm2.Text = "My Form2";

this.radDock1.DockControl(frm2, this.radDock1.DockWindows[0], DockPosition.Right);



frm3.BackColor = Color.Pink;

frm3.Text = "My Form3";

this.radDock1.DockControl(frm3, DockPosition.Bottom);



frm4.BackColor = Color.Pink;

frm4.Text = "My Form4";

this.radDock1.DockControl(frm4, this.radDock1.DockWindows[2], DockPosition.Right);

I would suggest that you take a look at the following documentation article:
http://www.telerik.com/help/winforms/example_building_advanced_layout_at_runtime.html
It describes the possible layouts that you can achieve by using the methods and properties of RadDock.

All the best,
Nikolay
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Oliver

10 posts

Member since:
Nov 2015

Posted 20 Nov 2015 in reply to Nikolay Link to this post

Hello Nikolay,

i`m searching fpr a solution to change the color of the ToolWindow-TitleBar when it is focused.

I`m using a Windows 8 Theme and everyone ist fine.

Is there a possibilty to change the Focus-Color (from blue to grey) w/o changing the Theme?

Kind regards

Oliver
Dess | Tech Support Engineer, Sr.
Admin

4166 posts

Posted 25 Nov 2015 Link to this post

Hello Oliver,

Thank you for writing.

You can achieve your goal by using the ActiveWindowChanged event and applying the desired color to the ToolTabStrip.CaptionElement's fill:

public Form1()

{

    InitializeComponent();

    this.radDock1.ActiveWindowChanged += radDock1_ActiveWindowChanged;

}

private void radDock1_ActiveWindowChanged(object sender, Telerik.WinControls.UI.Docking.DockWindowEventArgs e)

{

    ToolWindow tw = e.DockWindow as ToolWindow;

    if (tw != null)

    {

        ToolTabStrip tabStrip = tw.TabStrip as ToolTabStrip;

        FillPrimitive fill = tabStrip.CaptionElement.FindDescendant<FillPrimitive>();

        if (fill != null)

        {

            fill.BackColor = Color.Gray;

            fill.GradientStyle = Telerik.WinControls.GradientStyles.Solid;

        }

        foreach (ToolWindow t in this.radDock1.DockWindows.ToolWindows)

        {

            if (t != tw)

            {

                ToolTabStrip ts = t.TabStrip as ToolTabStrip;

                FillPrimitive f = ts.CaptionElement.FindDescendant<FillPrimitive>();

                if (f != null)

                {

                    f.BackColor = Color.White;

                    f.GradientStyle = Telerik.WinControls.GradientStyles.Solid;

                }

            }

        }

    }

}

I hope this information helps. Should you have further questions I would be glad to help.

Regards,
Dess
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Oliver

10 posts

Member since:
Nov 2015

Posted 25 Nov 2015 in reply to Dess | Tech Support Engineer, Sr. Link to this post

Hello Dess,

this is exactly what i needed.

Thanks a lot for your help.

Have a nice day.

Regards,
Oliver.

Custom Toolwindow in RadDock

shinu rag

Nikolay

Oliver

Dess | Tech Support Engineer, Sr.

Oliver