Thanks Clay. Its' odd that the toolbar elements don't
behave as expected.
From: Helberg, Clay
Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 6:14 PM
To:
adepters@arbortext.com
Subject: RE: XUI Toolbar
Hi Dave--
If youre using Epic 5.0 or better, theres an easier way to
do this. Dont make it an actual toolbar, make it a docked XUI that just looks
like a toolbar. The effect is more or less the same, and a lot easier to
implement. In fact, it looks like youve already got most of what you need in
your sample (viz. the necessary <window> attributes), just remove the
<toolbar> and <toolbargroup> elements and you should be in good
shape. Oh, you might also want to add align="horizontal" to the window element
to make the layout more toolbar-ish.
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--Clay
From: Dave Long
Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2006 3:39 PM
To:
adepters@arbortext.com
Subject: XUI Toolbar
I want to create a
custom XUI toolbar to display in my open doc. I am successful at making
the toolbar display but nothing inside of it will display (button or
checkbox). What am I missing?
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1.0//EN
xui.dtd>
<window dock="top" enabledocking="top" <br="/>title="NG Tools" >
<toolbargroup id="a1">
<toolbar dock="top" <br="/>enabledocking="top" hidden="false" name="Next Gen" >
<button <br="/>command="ok" hidden="false" label="test" tiptext="test 1" type="accept"
>
</button>
<separator/>
<checkbox checked="true" <br="/>checkstate="indeterminate" label="what's up" type="twostate" >Caret1?>
</checkbox>
</toolbar>
</toolbargroup>
</window>
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