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Dmi forms title in toolbar!

• ArisenX

  What do you mena by "Dmi form"
  
  

• HelpMePl0x

  hi,

  Is your problem solved

  Thank you,
  Bhanu.

  
  
  

• JoshLindenmuth

  o GUYS thank you so much :D
  this solved my problems thanks :D
  
  Chris
  
  
  

• dferraro

  Im so sorry,
  I mean Mdi,
  i'll change it in the topic title

  
  
  

• Raatjetoe

  This is what I did as a sample to implement this. It is missing the removal of the form when it closes.

  I added a new form to my project, added a ToolStrip control to it and set it to be a MDI container. I added method to add a childform as a button to the toolstrip. This is the code I have in Form1 (MDI form) after adding Form1_Load event handler.

  public void AddChildToToolStrip(Form child)
  {
  ToolStripItem tsi = toolStrip1.Items.Add(child.Text);
  tsi.Tag = child;
  tsi.Click += new EventHandler(tsi_Click);
  }

  public void tsi_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
  {
  if (sender is ToolStripItem)
  {
  Form f = (sender as ToolStripItem).Tag as Form;
  f.Activate();
  }
  }

  private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
  {
  Form1 f = new Form1();
  f.Text = "one";
  f.MdiParent = this;
  f.Show();
  f = new Form1();
  f.Text = "two";
  f.MdiParent = this;
  f.Show();
  }

  In the child forms event handler for the form load event I add a call to its parent AddChildToToolStrip() method.

  private void Form2_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
  {
  if (true == this.IsMdiChild)
  {
  Form1 f = this.MdiParent as Form1;
  f.AddChildToToolStrip(this);
  }
  }

  This should give you an idea how to start.

  
  
  

• Broomandan

  When you open a new child form in MDI set that form's following properties:

  1. ControlBox = true

  2. MaximizeBox=true

  3.MinimizeBox=true

  4.FormBorderStyle=sizeable/sizeable tool window

  Thanx

  
  
  
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