In my application I have a tab menu which I created using css. Whenever the user moves the cursor on the tab he should be shown a tooltip for that tab. Is there any solution for this using JQuery or any other concept?
Thank you
jQuery SimpleTip plugin might be interesting.
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I had to create a Toolbar for IE using C#. After much research in the internet and few examples from code project, I have created one. Even the horrible installer/uninstaller part is done. My toolbar basically Searchbar which does a search of the things that the user enter inside the text box. Im using Google and Bing as the search engine of which the user can choose anyone as per his/her convinience. However I would like to make few changes to the Toolbar and I'm wondering how to go ahead in that.
After installing the toolbar I'm finding it somewhere near the MenuBar(after the Tools and Help menu). Is there a way to change the location of the toolbar in IE Browser using C#
I would like to create an Icon somewhere in this area
How should i approach towards this?
I also want to add an uninstall button on which when the user clicks will uninstall the toolbar from IE.
So far I havent been able to achieve any of this. Any help would be really appreciated.
I want to do this correctly instead of a hack, so help is appreciated
I am starting a very basic project, using a DevExpress NavBar control in a WinForms project, in C#. Easy enough.
NavBar is in the left part of a splitter, and I want the right part of the splitter to change based on what item you have clicked on in the nav bar. You know, one second its a grid, then next it's a calendar.
I could screw around with hiding and showing windows, but I know that's not right.
Just using a tabbed control seems real close, except I don't need the tabs, the nav bar is where the user picks what he wants to see.
So would I use panels in some way? Some type of modified tab control? Do i just pile on top of one another my various pages of controls for each nav option? So many pieces, doesn't seem to be any clear documentation on how to accomplish this very simple problem... after an hour of digging, thought I would ask.
Thanks.
So would I use panels in some way? Some type of modified tab control?
You can use tab control in other way. Just hide the XtraTabControl headers via the XtraTabControl.ShowTabHeaders option.
You can create a user control for each view that a NavBar button would invoke. When the user clicks the button you dynamically generate that view and add to the right part of the splitter. What ever user control was there before you dispose of.
This will keep your app very light when executing and make it composable.
I'm developing a simple applications using c# in visual studio. How to switch between several panels during design process, Normally panels will be overlapped . so can any one help me out of this . Please avoid suggest using tabs, i know to use tabs. Answer for panels
Use the Document Outline Window :
In Visual Studio, on the View menu, click Other Windows and then click
Document Outline.
Bring To Front / Send To Back - think its under the view or edit menu. Is definately on the panel context menu
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/53318/C-Custom-Control-Featuring-a-Collapsible-Panel
How to create collapsible panels as custom controls in Winforms?
Hope this will help you..
I developed IE Toolbar using BHO C#.
I can see the toolbar at the bottom of MEnu with Button.
What this toolbar is do, when enter any url in Address bar that Display me title of the site in message box.
But Now what I want I don't want to display that button (and even toolbar below menu) and it just like working in backround same as other plugin.
so,please any body tell me what changes I need to make to work toolbar just like plugin.
Thanks,
Toolbars and BHOs are two completely separate objects. They have different registration in the registry, and they are hosted differently by IE. So, if you don't want a toolbar, just register as a BHO.
Is there a way to add a link or button in the menu that appears when you click on the top left corner of a web part in sharepoint 2010?
These menu items are usually called "Verbs", there is a decent tutorial here on adding them.
http://nishantrana.wordpress.com/2009/03/07/customizing-custom-web-part-menu-in-sharepoint/
What I did is use JQuery to look for all the Verb menus present in the page, then add a new DOM elemente to that menu tag.
I deployed this custom javascript code to all the pages using a delegate control with the id AdditionalPageHead. This delegate control added the custom script and a link to JQuery script file. JQuery was also bundled in the solution package.