In Windows Vista/7's windows explorer, the Icon Size selector has got a track bar in the DropDownMenu (see Fig. 1)
Fig. 1: DropDownMenu with TrackBar in Windows Vista
where I can get a similar UserControl or show me how to replicate it in .NET?NOTE: If anyone's wondering where the image came from, I captured it from Windows Vista's Windows Explorer when I clicked on the Views Button.
today i started up my project and got like a error something with a line was something and i could press like fix or do not fix.I pressed fix and i got a xp style on my program. every thing looks weird..oh i forgot say that i run vista... and i dont want xp style on this program. ITs just the program that is changed, i got every thing else in vista style.i worked nights for this program and don't wanna do it again!
i am trying to make toolbars in VB that change their style according to the color scheme of your computer.if you don't know what i am talking about, look at the toolbars in IE, Firefox(with default theme), Notepad++ ect.i can use a boackround image for toolstrips, but they won't change for different OS's, i tried a toolbar control, but had the same theme problem and the buttons won't do anything?
I'm using VB 2005 .NET and I wanted to make my applications look better.I found lots and lots of applications for win XP that look like Vista.For example like Windows Live Messenger.
my application has "picked up" the old style button design. In Vista the buttons have a slight shadow / 3d effect, however, my application appears not be using the default style and instead applying the older XP, Win98 typ appearance. At first it didnt bother me, however, not its annoying and rather than rip all my code out and apply it to a new project, i would prefer to remove the offending code call.
Its a long shot, but i thought i would see if anyone here knew what might be causing it?
I see many programs using a menu strip similar to the folowing: My grey menu style just looks ugly... I guess I should not use the image as background, because XP has other style menustrips, so it must be some sort of menu strip. How can I make a menustrip with that style?
i compile my form with the below code when i run it on vista work fine without any problem but when i try to run in on XP cant run... that happened with any XP machine.[code]when i run my exe to other Vista machines work fine... but on xp NO.
how i can change the native scrollbar style in my application to my custom style. I can adopt a custom scrollbar to attain this purpose but this will not serve my purpose because i want this attribute in entire application. Like it the text in textbox gets longer than its bounds than the scrollbar appers are my custom bar not the formal ones
I set the cell style progromatically on a condition.. but when that condition is no longer met I want to go back to the grids.cell original (default) style property
if x=y then row.Cells(column.Name.ToString).Style.ApplyStyle(mystyle) else
I am been working on an a small app that has a Forms.Webbrowser control that navigates to a Adobe Flash program. I have developed the app on Vista 32bit platform and have had no problems. I have sent the app to a couple of people to test out and one is using Vista 64bit and is running into a problem. I know the webbrowser control just uses the underlying base framework of IE. The problem on the 64 bit machine is when the site is navigated to it says that it needs to have Flash installed. When the user goes to Adobe's site it says they need to use a 32bit browser.
As stated on Adobe site here:[URL] the Flash player need to be in a 32 bit browser. What options do I have to be able fix this problem? Is there another control that I can use that would be the same in a 32bit platform and 64bit platform? Besides navigating to the Flash program, the browser also goes to standard web pages.
I am trying to make a style that only gets applied if the parent element of the element that the style refers to, has another specific style. Kind of like in CSS where you can do ".class1 .class2" to specify that the "class2" theme only applies if it is within an element with the class "class1". I do not wish to use any form of external DLLs or libraries for this task. I want to know if it's possible to implement on my own.
I've tried using MultiTriggers with no luck. I have a style that applies to all TextBlocks. I want the textblock to do the following: If the font-size of the textblock is 11 and the parent element's style is "PinnedSuggestion", set the foreground color to "#FF505050". If the font-size of the textblock is 11 and the parent element's style is "Suggestion", set the foreground color to "#FFCCCCCC". The conditions that I have tried to write to make this work, are as follows (the font-size condition is true, but the other one is not). The conditions are inside a style that applies to all textblocks in general.
I am creating an application and am very new to VB. I have 4 buttons on my form which is like my applications main menu. I would like that each of the buttons behaves in the following way when there is a mouse rollover: The Button back color is changed from the default to Red The Button text is changed to Blue, Bold, and increases in font size I would also like all the buttons to go back to their initial state when the mouse leaves.
Another thing, instead of me writing code for each of the buttons event handlers (Mouse Hovers, and Mouse Leaves) is there a way I can write this code once, maybe as a function and then always call it for any button that I create from here on so that any new buttons take on this behaviour.
how to get the current Style of the Windows Xp programmatically. At the program startup I need to get if Windows is running in XP Style or in Windows Classic Style, so I will set my buttons Flatstyle property to flat or standard.
My app deals with football, and the line of scrimmage. There is an additional line, called the line to gain, used for showing where a first down is earned. I'd like to have a trackbar with two arrow on it... one for the Line of Scrimmage, and the other for the Line to Gain.
I need to use a trackbar as a scrollbar, but the problem is that the min value is at the bottom i need it to be 0 at the top and maxvalue at the bottom..
Im working on a Music player. I need only 2 more things in it but i cant figurate 'em out. i use a LISTBOX for the playlist. I want to add a trackbar that follows the music and i can track with it (like every music palyer). The second thing is i want the palyer to start the selected file if i duble-click on it in the playlist. [code]
know the millisecond interval, used by the framework trackbar, between calling the ValueChanged event when moving the grip with a mouse?I've implemented my own trackbar and I'd like the behaviour to be consistent with what the user expects.I've had a look in reflector but it's one of those controls where most of the implementation is not viewable.
ETA: Actually, thinking about it, it's not as simple as that. For small changes, the TrackBar is raising the event for every change. However, if you make a large fast change with the grip, it will not raise the event for every step. Just wondering exactly how the framework does this?
I'm using Microsoft Visual Basic 2010 Express and I've been trying to make an application, a word processor, which has it's own custom tabs, I'm not making a new control, instead using a trackbar and adding richtextboxes to a panel for add tab and removing them for remove tab. and when the user changes the value of the trackbar, the richtextboxes too get changed by using the bringtofront property of the richtextbox with the index that is the same as the trackbar value. basically, as you drag the trackbar, the rtbs should get changed here is the code: the following is for a timer that keeps updating the number of rtbs, etc. [Code]
im using a trackbar (First time of using one)i want the trackbar to go up in 1`s to a maximum of 400 at the moment it goes up in 10`s iv looked at the properties of this and i cant seem to figure how to change it from 10 to 1, I looked at the maximum and changed that from 10 to 1 but it just counts the hole trackbar as one which is doing the complete opposite to what i want?
[code]when I multiply trkZoom.Value by anything I am getting unwanted results (x * trkZoom.Value). x = 20 varies sizes...x = 100 cannot downsize the image. What am I doing wrong to get this to increase or decrease x5?
i need to set the transparency of a bitmap using a trackbar. how can i do this? if i change the value of the trackbar, the image's transparency will change.
i am currently devloping a set of fully GDI written controls, just 4 fun and to improve my GDI skills Anyway, my problem is as simple as that i don't get a trackbar to show the correct value when i scroll it..Heres a picture of my form:As you can se, i got a box on each side of the trackbar which is currently showing 1 and 10. To calculate the value i first have to multiply the current location of the trackbutton with 100 and dividy it with the width of the trackline and then dividy it width the maximum value - the minimum value, right? But i just can't get it to work, i am only 15 years old and math is just not my strongest side.. yet..W1 and W2 is the size of the boxes + the space between them and the trackline.
Dim W As Integer = Width Dim W1 As Integer = S1.Width + 10 Dim W2 As Integer = S2.Width + 10
This is the Trackbar in MS Office Picture Manager, I can't make a transparent-background-trackbar like it, when I tried to make the background transparent, it say that "this control doesn't support transparent color", the trackbar also always behind the toolstrip (I chose "Bring to front" from context menu).