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Hi @Sh21_29,
Thanks for the question. I believe you’re trying to use your own Context Menu with the Bunifu Material Textbox…
If so, simply add your own ContextMenuStrip to your Form (with some items in it if you want it to display or none if you don’t) and use this method to set your added Context Menu to any Material Textbox control in your Form:
For C#:
/// <summary> /// Sets your own custom Context Menu to any Bunifu Material Textbox control. /// </summary> /// <param name="bunifuMaterialTextbox">The Bunifu Material Textbox to use.</param> /// <param name="contextMenuStrip">The Context Menu Strip to set.</param> public void SetMaterialContextMenu(Bunifu.Framework.UI.BunifuMaterialTextbox bunifuMaterialTextbox, ContextMenuStrip contextMenuStrip) { foreach (Control control in bunifuMaterialTextbox.Controls) { if (control is TextBox) { control.ContextMenuStrip = contextMenuStrip; } } }If VB.NET:
Public Sub SetMaterialContextMenu(ByVal bunifuMaterialTextbox As Bunifu.Framework.UI.BunifuMaterialTextbox, ByVal contextMenuStrip As ContextMenuStrip) For Each control As Control In bunifuMaterialTextbox.Controls If TypeOf control Is TextBox Then control.ContextMenuStrip = contextMenuStrip End If Next control End SubThen, you can use the written methods in this manner:
For C#:
SetMaterialContextMenu(bunifuMaterialTextbox1, contextMenuStrip1);For VB.NET:
SetMaterialContextMenu(BunifuMaterialTextbox1, ContextMenuStrip1)Hi Ahmad,
In addition to the written instructions, please don’t forget to add the below line of code inside your Form’s
Shownevent in order to set the end-point of the scroll bar’s movement:[C#]
private void Form1_Shown(object sender, EventArgs e) { // Set the maximum scroll value. bunifuHScrollBar1.Maximum = flowLayoutPanel1.HorizontalScroll.Maximum; // You can also set the thumb length here. bunifuHScrollBar1.ThumbLength = 90; }[VB.NET]
private sub Form1_Shown(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles Form1.Shown { BunifuHScrollBar1.Maximum = flowLayoutPanel1.HorizontalScroll.Maximum BunifuHScrollBar1.ThumbLength = 90 }Hi Ahmad,
To integrate a Bunifu Vertical or Horizontal ScrollBar to a FlowLayoutPanel:
(1) Add a FlowLayoutPanel control to your Form and set the property “AutoScroll” to false.
(2) Add a number of controls to the FlowLayoutPanel to bring-up the horizontal scrollbar.
(3) Add a Bunifu Horizontal ScrollBar to your Form and then double-click on it to take you to its “Scroll” event.
(4) Then, inside the “Scroll” event, write the code below to make things happen:
[C#]flowLayoutPanel1.AutoScrollPosition = new Point( bunifuHScrollBar1.Value, flowLayoutPanel1.AutoScrollPosition.Y);[VB.NET]
flowLayoutPanel1.AutoScrollPosition = new Point( bunifuHScrollBar1.Value, flowLayoutPanel1.AutoScrollPosition.Y)(5) You may also change the thumb’s size using the property “ThumbLength”. For example:
bunifuHScrollBar1.ThumbLength = 30.If you’d want to integrate only a Bunifu Vertical ScrollBar, here’s the code:
[C#]flowLayoutPanel1.AutoScrollPosition = new Point( flowLayoutPanel1.AutoScrollPosition.X, bunifuVScrollBar1.Value);[VB.NET]
flowLayoutPanel1.AutoScrollPosition = new Point( flowLayoutPanel1.AutoScrollPosition.X, bunifuVScrollBar1.Value)Likewise if you’d want to integrate a Bunifu Horizontal and Vertical ScrollBar in a FlowLayoutPanel, here’s the code:
[C#]flowLayoutPanel1.AutoScrollPosition = new Point( bunifuHScrollBar1.Value, bunifuVScrollBar1.Value);[VB.NET]
flowLayoutPanel1.AutoScrollPosition = new Point( bunifuHScrollBar1.Value, bunifuVScrollBar1.Value)Also, feel free to play with some design ideas around this and more.
Hope this helps.
