Avoid splitter being focused?
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Hello! I've got a main dialog with two splitters. The problem is that after opening and closing a sub-dialog, one of the splitters gets the focus. Before opening a sub-dialog: Screenshot[^]. After closing the dialog: Screenshot[^]. How can I avoid that the splitter gets the focus? Best regards Dominik
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Hello! I've got a main dialog with two splitters. The problem is that after opening and closing a sub-dialog, one of the splitters gets the focus. Before opening a sub-dialog: Screenshot[^]. After closing the dialog: Screenshot[^]. How can I avoid that the splitter gets the focus? Best regards Dominik
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Hi set the canFocus Property to false, the splitter shouldn't get the focus then greets m@u
Hehe, tried that already :) Unfortunately, the
CanFocusproperty is read-only. You also cannot override it in a derived class :(( Another idea?
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Hehe, tried that already :) Unfortunately, the
CanFocusproperty is read-only. You also cannot override it in a derived class :(( Another idea?
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well what you could try in a derived class would be the setStyle method:
public class myFocusAvoidingSplitter:Splitter { public myFocusAvoidingSplitter() { SetStyle(ControlStyles.Selectable,false); } }hope that helps greets m@uThanks for the tip! The splitter doesn't get the focus any more after the sub-dialog is closed. One problem remains, though. When clicking the splitter with the left mouse, it appears like this: Screenshot[^]. But I guess this can be solved somehow by handling the mouse events. Thanks a lot again!
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