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I have a RibbonComboBox that allows 3 possible values Well, Battery and null. When a user start typing "B", the combobox behaves appropriately by autofilling the field with Battery, where "attery" is selected. Once the user enters "a", the field only says "Ba" and the remainder of the word is not displayed. 

 If the user then presses the arrow to display the dropdown, and select Battery from the list, the text box continues to display "Ba".

 In all cases, the SelectedItem property still points to the "Battery" selection. I can implement the lost focus and force the word "Battery" into the TextBox.Text property for it to display properly, but I can't seem to find a way to fix it so that when the user selects from the drop down that the correct value is displayed.

 Thanks,

Shamir

Hi Andrey,

We got the new version of the Ribbon DLL (2.0.20082.102). We now can't open up some of the windows forms we'd created in the Designer. We get:

Exception of type 'System.ComponentModel.Design.ExceptionCollection' was thrown.

We use WinXP with all service packs, VS2005, .NET 2.x.

When we revert to Ribbon DLL (2.0.20082.101), clean and rebuild the solution, we do not get that exception. Could it be that there is a bug between versions?

Thanks.

Georgi

Hi Andrey,

More info: While trying to solve the issue, I got:

Perhaps it can be a link to the issue...

When I decompile I get:

v() ==

private IDesignerEventService v()
{
    return this.a.al();
}

and a is the C1Ribbon. We use Form inheritance and it looks like the inheriting form does not 

call InitializeComponents() and as a result the protected C!Ribbon component is NULL?!

Regards,

Georgi

Hi Georgi,

I'm sorry. The issue must be fixed in the following build:

http://download3.componentone.com/pub/Net/c1ribbon/misc/C1Ribbon.2_2.0.20082.103.zip

Thanks.

-Andrey