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[VB.NET] ScrollBars Handle
Sep 30th, 2014 at 7:56am
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Hi,

I'm going to develope an hotel booking planner, with full year
and al least 500 rooms.

I load the full year from MindFusion with the start and end date,
but for the rooms and the occupations I disabled
the vertical scroll replacing with a simple VScrollBar which show the paginated RecordSet from
(Room_x) to (Room_x ) + NumberOfVisibleRooms
and from
FirstVisibleDate to LastVisibleDate

so I am able to load just the needed range of time and data.

My question is: can I set a maximum value for the MindFusion scrollbars so I have the right styled component's scrollbar?

Otherwise, if not possible, can I set the "system style" for the MindFusion scrollbars?

Thank you!
  
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Re: [VB.NET] ScrollBars Handle
Reply #1 - Sep 30th, 2014 at 8:10am
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Hi,

You cannot access the scrollbars directly, but you can toggle the style of all child controls (scrollbars and buttons) in the calendar through the ControlAppearance property:

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calendar.ControlAppearance = ControlAppearance.System;

I hope this helps.

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Re: [VB.NET] ScrollBars Handle
Reply #2 - Sep 30th, 2014 at 1:07pm
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Meppy wrote on Sep 30th, 2014 at 8:10am:
Hi,

You cannot access the scrollbars directly, but you can toggle the style of all child controls (scrollbars and buttons) in the calendar through the ControlAppearance property:

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calendar.ControlAppearance = ControlAppearance.System;

I hope this helps.

Regards,
Meppy


Yes, it helps, al least to give uniformity to the aspect,
but it would be really nice - in a future release - be able to manage the scrollbar to set custom ranges/values!

I have another question, I open another topic so can be easily read by other users.

Thank you again.
  
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