Re: WPF Localization Extension with actipro Ribbon
Hi Marc,There's nothing else you can do with the current codebase. We have updated the code for the next maintenance release to invalidate the measure on the containing StackPanel in this scenario....
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I decided to use the RecentDocumentMenu and Manager. Since it needed to look quite different from the default one I changed the template as needed. I have only one more thing to do. I like the pinning...
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Thanks again. When do you expect the next maintenance release?
View ArticleRe: Closing the backstage
We don't have an event for that but you could make an attached behavior. Basically make an attached property and set that property in a Setter of that pin button. Then in the property changed handler...
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Hi Marc,It should be out in the next several weeks.
View ArticleApplicationMenu binding ItemsSource and using ItemTemplateSelector
I have an ApplicationMenu that I'm binding the ItemsSource to an ObservableCollection and I know that the binding is happening correctly because I see an item in the menu for each item in the list...
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Does ItemTemplateSelector not work for ApplicationMenu items?
View ArticleRe: ApplicationMenu binding ItemsSource and using ItemTemplateSelector
Hi Ben,Sorry but ItemTemplateSelector won't work here. You'd need to set the ItemsSource directly to the list of controls to put in the app menu.
View ArticleRe: Office 2013 ribbon theme
Is there also a feature to do what Adam showed in his first screenshot? That is, display a custom backstage-like fullscreen menu that is only used when you first open the application. Kind of like a...
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Hi Scott,Sorry but nothing is built-in for that as of yet.
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We're also quite interested in the "backstage splash" or "cold open screen" or whatever it might be called. We're currently dumping users into the backstage "open" screen on cold open, but that doesn't...
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Thanks for the suggestions everyone. How ideally would you like this additional open screen to work? It is a different size from the normal backstage in terms of the left gutter width. And I'm not...
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For us, setting some kind of dependency property would be enough. We'd only use it on a cold startup, where the user accesses the app from its icon, instead of from a recent document or shell verb....
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Same as Rory on the usage scenario.I'm probably going to implement this in our app for now, as it's an important part of our "first 15 minutes with the app" story. I'll update this thread with any...
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Right, as to content model, I was imagining the entire thing would just be a ContentControl where I could provide the template and draw it how I need in an app specific way. If the Headered...
View ArticleOverlay for ribbon window
Hi,we are trying to create an overlay that takes the whole ribbon window and makes it impossible to use any of the controls in the underlying ribbon window. I added some code below to illustrate what...
View ArticleRe: Overlay for ribbon window
Hi Marc,You could set Ribbon.QuickAccessToolBarLocation = None while that overlay is displayed. That will hide it.
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Thanks for your answer. This works, but we would prefer a solution with the overlay effect capturing the whole window und not just the client area. Is it possible to extend to overlay to make the title...
View ArticleRe: Overlay for ribbon window
Hi Marc,You could make an Adorner and put your element in that. We have an AdorneryDecorator right at the root of RibbonWindow's template, so it will cover the non-client area too.
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Thanks again, this led to a solution. After finding the "outerGrid" I am able to capture the whole window.
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