Hello,
We want to create a Web-Application like SharePoint.
To do this, we use the Ribbon-Bar.
At the first RibbonBarTab in SharePoint you see an Image (logo) an the name of the WebApplication.
So you need a Panel with an Label and an Image...
But your <items>-Tag does not accept a panel...
Please open the attached image.
Thank you for your help.
Best Regards,
Jan
We want to create a Web-Application like SharePoint.
To do this, we use the Ribbon-Bar.
At the first RibbonBarTab in SharePoint you see an Image (logo) an the name of the WebApplication.
So you need a Panel with an Label and an Image...
But your <items>-Tag does not accept a panel...
Please open the attached image.
Thank you for your help.
Best Regards,
Jan
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Hello, Jan.
The first item of the Ribbon is the application menu. You can create one by using the ApplicationMenu tag and it's children.
The second item is something SharePoint specific -- a sort of compact bread crumb control. That's something we do not offer.
That said, if you are using an older version of the controls, say prior 2013 Q2 Beta, the application menu will look like an ordinary one. However, if you are using the Beta, or the official release when it's out, the application menu will look like in Sharepoint.
Regards,
Ivan Zhekov
Telerik
The first item of the Ribbon is the application menu. You can create one by using the ApplicationMenu tag and it's children.
The second item is something SharePoint specific -- a sort of compact bread crumb control. That's something we do not offer.
That said, if you are using an older version of the controls, say prior 2013 Q2 Beta, the application menu will look like an ordinary one. However, if you are using the Beta, or the official release when it's out, the application menu will look like in Sharepoint.
Regards,
Ivan Zhekov
Telerik
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answered on 23 May 2013, 11:16 AM
Hello Ivan,
thank you for your quick answer.
Ok, thank you for the description of the Application Menu. This part is okay.
But in the First Tab I need no Bread-Crumb like in SharePoint, i only want to integrate an image and a label (without breadcrumb).
So you have the first tab namend e.g. "Application or Start" and you see an image (logo) an a label with the Name of the website.
And there is my problem: I can not insert a Label-Control or a Image-Control. between the <item>-Tags of a Ribbon-Group
The only way to create a "like"-style to take a Button with an image and without Text, but this is not "professional".
Do you understand?
Sorry for my English.
Regards,
Jan
thank you for your quick answer.
Ok, thank you for the description of the Application Menu. This part is okay.
But in the First Tab I need no Bread-Crumb like in SharePoint, i only want to integrate an image and a label (without breadcrumb).
So you have the first tab namend e.g. "Application or Start" and you see an image (logo) an a label with the Name of the website.
And there is my problem: I can not insert a Label-Control or a Image-Control. between the <item>-Tags of a Ribbon-Group
The only way to create a "like"-style to take a Button with an image and without Text, but this is not "professional".
Do you understand?
Sorry for my English.
Regards,
Jan
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Hi, Jan.
I am attaching one way how a SharePoint like breadcrumb tab can be added.
Note that I am using a proof of concept prototype with rudimentary styling to illustrate the idea and not a working solution.
Regards,
Ivan Zhekov
Telerik
I am attaching one way how a SharePoint like breadcrumb tab can be added.
Note that I am using a proof of concept prototype with rudimentary styling to illustrate the idea and not a working solution.
Regards,
Ivan Zhekov
Telerik
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answered on 29 May 2013, 06:22 AM
Hi Ivan,
thank you very much for help and that you spent so much time.
I ´ll analyze the code you sent when i am back to my workplace.
Best Regards,
Jan
thank you very much for help and that you spent so much time.
I ´ll analyze the code you sent when i am back to my workplace.
Best Regards,
Jan