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Right now I am on a relatively small application (400 x 300 pixels) so I decided to move some of the less used functions to the QuickAccessToolbar. Because one of these functions is Options I do not want to allow the user to customize the toolbar (because of Murphy's laws it will be sure that some of the ... you know what kind of users I mean ... will disable it and call me because the options are gone ...). The most obvious way for me was to set CanCustomizeQuickAccessToolBar="False". Unfortunately it seems to have no effect. Is this option not meant to hide the dropdown menu?
These are all options I use right now:
CanCustomizeRibbon="False"
IsAutomaticCollapseEnabled="False"
CanMinimize="False"
CanCustomizeQuickAccessToolBar="False"
CanCustomizeQuickAccessToolBarItems="False"
CanQuickAccessLocationChanging="False"
IsQuickAccessToolBarVisible="True"
My current workaround is to make the QuickAccessMenuItem not checkable but that seems to be an ugly solution.
Thanks in advance. You do a great job with this Ribbon. It is by far the best solution I found right now.
Environment
Fluent.Ribbon v4.0.3.394
Theme Office2013
Windows 8.1
.NET Framework 4.5
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There is currently no way to disable the dropdown menu.
CanCustomizeQuickAccessToolBar just adds "Customize Quick Access Toolbar..." to the context menu and you have to handle the event CustomizeQuickAccessToolbar to actually cause something to happen. I honestly don't know why this was added/implemented.
CanCustomizeQuickAccessToolBarItems disables adding and removing items to the toolbar.
Will mark this as an enhancement as it's quite difficult to hide that button.
Hi
Right now I am on a relatively small application (400 x 300 pixels) so I decided to move some of the less used functions to the
QuickAccessToolbar
. Because one of these functions is Options I do not want to allow the user to customize the toolbar (because of Murphy's laws it will be sure that some of the ... you know what kind of users I mean ... will disable it and call me because the options are gone ...). The most obvious way for me was to setCanCustomizeQuickAccessToolBar="False"
. Unfortunately it seems to have no effect. Is this option not meant to hide the dropdown menu?These are all options I use right now:
CanCustomizeRibbon="False"
IsAutomaticCollapseEnabled="False"
CanMinimize="False"
CanCustomizeQuickAccessToolBar="False"
CanCustomizeQuickAccessToolBarItems="False"
CanQuickAccessLocationChanging="False"
IsQuickAccessToolBarVisible="True"
My current workaround is to make the
QuickAccessMenuItem
not checkable but that seems to be an ugly solution.Thanks in advance. You do a great job with this Ribbon. It is by far the best solution I found right now.
Environment
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: