I have a windows form app with a main form working as MDI container when i open an mdi child form and it have its WindowState as Maximized happend what you can see in the picture 1 the form is maximized but the border are show like in normal state anyway the button min, max and close are show in the mdi parent like happened when it show a maximized form.
After Restore and Maximize again it work fine as you can see in picture 2
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I work on an MDI application where all Forms are opened as separate tabs.
I would like to open a dialog (non-modal) from one tabbed form which then sticks with this form.
I would like to have the dialog hide when another tab (form) is navigated to. But as soon as I navigate back to the form which opened the dialog, the dialog should be still visible as well.
Do I have to do this by hand? If I just show the dialog form like
form.Show(this)
where "this" is the parent form, the dialog just goes to the background when navigating away and is not focused again when navigating to the parent.
I'm using ribbon control for my winform application in mdi parent form, when I open child form in it in maximize mode, it shows title bar spacing under main form.
I want it to behave same like office applications.
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this is microsoft office excel screenshot, here when I maximize workbook it's control buttons(max,min,close) in same line at ribbon title.
Same thing I'm not able to achieve in my application.
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Is there any property I need to set for avoiding this issue.
I'm just calling child form on mdi parent load() for example
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I have a WPF app where I make my screen dark and show the user a popup for him to fill in some data.
One of the controls hosted in that popup might raise a modal window asking the user to confirm some validation results, when that modal is raised it doesn't show because the popup takes precedence in the UI.
Is there a way to force the modal be shown over the popup?
I have a Winforms MDI app, and my newest form is developed as a WPF UserControl hosted by a System.Windows.Forms.Integration.ElementHost.
I have found that when the MDI child with the WPF content is active, it appears to be swallowing the keyboard shortcuts defined in the main menu of the application (CTRL-F, CTRL-P, F3, for example). Is there a way to tell the WPF usercontrol to pass these keyboard events back up to the Winforms app so the menus get their keyboard shortcuts again?
We have a window like this:
WPF main window (with glass border)
-> Child window - frame control
-> Page
When user minimize the main window, and to view the preview image on Vista taskbar,
the preview image will display main window only, the child window (with that page) is missing.
So, my question is how to fix this issue?
Should I change the preview Image?
If yes, how?