Force Designer toolbars visible
Posted: Mon May 14, 2007 11:24 am
I have a question regarding the Designer.
I am programmatically opening the Designer within my application as a MDI child. I allow the user to put the MDI children as Tabs. The application appears very similar to SQL Server 2005, in that there is a navigation that is docked on the left side and then all the data is viewed in a tab docked on the right.
When the Designer opens, all the toolbars/menu are hidden and the user can't right click in the toolbar area to select the various toolbar/menu so that they are visible. What is the code so that prior to displaying the Designer as a form, I can make the toolbars/menu visible?
This is how I am displaying the Designer:
Stimulsoft.Report.Design.StiDesigner stDesigner = new Stimulsoft.Report.Design.StiDesigner();
Stimulsoft.Report.StiReport report = new Stimulsoft.Report.StiReport();
stDesigner.Report = report;
stDesigner.MdiParent = this;
stDesigner.Report.Load(myReport);
stDesigner.Show();
Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks
I am programmatically opening the Designer within my application as a MDI child. I allow the user to put the MDI children as Tabs. The application appears very similar to SQL Server 2005, in that there is a navigation that is docked on the left side and then all the data is viewed in a tab docked on the right.
When the Designer opens, all the toolbars/menu are hidden and the user can't right click in the toolbar area to select the various toolbar/menu so that they are visible. What is the code so that prior to displaying the Designer as a form, I can make the toolbars/menu visible?
This is how I am displaying the Designer:
Stimulsoft.Report.Design.StiDesigner stDesigner = new Stimulsoft.Report.Design.StiDesigner();
Stimulsoft.Report.StiReport report = new Stimulsoft.Report.StiReport();
stDesigner.Report = report;
stDesigner.MdiParent = this;
stDesigner.Report.Load(myReport);
stDesigner.Show();
Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks