I have a ComboBoxTool on an UltraToolbarsManager implementing a ribbon control. No matter what I set the ToolTipText to it always displays a tooltip:
[e.g. mousing over the gdg combo show this]
I have tried setting all the other tooltip related attributes (ToolTipTextFormatted, ToolTipTitle) to null but this doesn't help.
I have also tried setting-up a very simple ribbon on a dummy project and that does not exhibit this strange behaviour. So it is something else that is effecting this.
Infragistics supplied an answer:
Add your own CreationFilter to the ToolbarsManager
ultraToolbarsManager1.CreationFilter = new MyCreation();
Catch the tool creation and replace the tooltip with your own implementation
public class MyCreation : IUIElementCreationFilter {
private readonly int max;
public MyCreation()
{
}
public MyCreation(int toolTipMaxWidth)
{
max = toolTipMaxWidth;
}
public void AfterCreateChildElements(UIElement parent)
{
parent.ToolTipItem = new MyToolTipItem(max);
}
public bool BeforeCreateChildElements(UIElement parent)
{
return false;
}
}
public class MyToolTipItem : IToolTipItem {
private readonly int max;
public MyToolTipItem(int maxWidth)
{
max = maxWidth;
}
public MyToolTipItem()
{
}
public ToolTipInfo GetToolTipInfo(Point mousePosition, UIElement element, UIElement previousToolTipElement,
ToolTipInfo toolTipInfoDefault)
{
// set tooltip info for ribbon ApplicationMenuButton
var app = element as ApplicationMenuButtonUIElement;
if (app != null)
{
var appmenu = ((UltraToolbarsDockAreaUIElement) ((app.Parent).Parent)).ToolbarsManager.Ribbon.ApplicationMenu;
if (max > 0)
toolTipInfoDefault.MaxWidth = max;
toolTipInfoDefault.Title = appmenu.ToolTipTitle;
string tooltiptex = appmenu.ToolTipText;
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(appmenu.ToolTipTextFormatted))
{
toolTipInfoDefault.ToolTipTextStyle = ToolTipTextStyle.Formatted;
tooltiptex = appmenu.ToolTipTextFormatted;
}
toolTipInfoDefault.ToolTipText = tooltiptex;
}
// set tooltip info for tools
if (element.ToolTipItem != null && UIElement.IsContextOfType(element.GetContext(), typeof (ToolBase)))
{
var tool = (ToolBase) element.GetContext(typeof (ToolBase));
var loc = tool.ToolbarsManager.DockWithinContainer.PointToScreen(new Point(0, 0));
loc.Offset(tool.UIElement.Rect.Location.X, 185);
if (max > 0)
toolTipInfoDefault.MaxWidth = max;
toolTipInfoDefault.Title = tool.SharedProps.ToolTipTitle;
string tooltiptex = tool.SharedProps.ToolTipText;
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(tool.SharedProps.ToolTipTextFormatted))
{
toolTipInfoDefault.ToolTipTextStyle = ToolTipTextStyle.Formatted;
tooltiptex = tool.SharedProps.ToolTipTextFormatted;
}
toolTipInfoDefault.ToolTipText = tooltiptex;
toolTipInfoDefault.DisplayStyle = Infragistics.Win.ToolTipDisplayStyle.Office2007;
toolTipInfoDefault.Location = loc;
}
return toolTipInfoDefault;
}
Required a bit of tweaking to get the tooltip in the right place and pick-up the tooltip text from TooltipTextResolved.