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 Hello,

My C1 Toolbar contains several controls/objects like textboxes, listboxes, labels, buttons, etc.

When I run the program and then successively pressed the Tab in the keyboard, the

label controls are included among the controls in the toolbar that can be highlighted/focused.

Is there a way to eliminate the label controls from being highlighted in the toolbar?

I have set the HotFrame property to none and the label stopped being highlighted BUT it is still

included in the tab order.

I've even used this code in the Formload event but it did not work.

Me.lblTest.IsAccessible = False

BTW, I'm using VB.NET 2005 and C1.Win.C1Command.C1CommandLink

Thanks,

k

For further details, below is the code generated in the frmForm.designer.vb 

        Me.ctbarFS.Controls.Add(Me.cboComboBox1)

        Me.ctbarFS.Controls.Add(Me.iedtEditBox1)

        Me.ctbarFS.Controls.Add(Me.iedtEditBox2)
        Me.ctbarFS.Controls.Add(Me.cboComboBox2)
        Me.ctbarFS.Controls.Add(Me.lblLabel1)
        Me.ctbarFS.Controls.Add(Me.lblLabel2)
        Me.ctbarFS.Controls.Add(Me.lblLabel3)
        Me.ctbarFS.Controls.Add(Me.lblLabel4)
        Me.ctbarFS.Location = New System.Drawing.Point(111, 48)
        Me.ctbarFS.Movable = False
        Me.ctbarFS.Name = "ctbarFS"
        Me.ctbarFS.Size = New System.Drawing.Size(748, 27)
        Me.ctbarFS.Text = "C1ToolBar1"

It makes no difference whether the label control is from MS .NET or from C1. Both are highlighted in the tab sequence but when I

use the ToolStrip counterpart from MS .NET tool box, the labels in it are not highlighted.

 How can we exclude the labels like "Me.lblLabel2" from the tab sequence?

Hi, this may work

Hi,

Thanks for the reply.

The code above didn't worked. The labels are still in the tabsequence.

This problem arose when we upgraded the components to the latest version. This label-tab-order issue

does not exist in the earlier version of your product.

Can you please find out what version it originally worked for?

I wasn't able to get this (or TabStop) to work for any version, however, the only sample I have is done somewhat differently from yours.  I add C1Commands to the toolbar and set the C1Command.Control properties to the arbitrary controls.  This is why i wans't sure if TabStop would work for yours.

If you could also provide a demo sample that would helpful because we can test on your exact setup of the control.

Regards,
Greg L

Hi,

The former version that we used was 2.0 .(Correction, 1.0.20062.179)

Now  we are using 3.0. (Correction: 2.0.20071.19104)

Here is the link to the sample demo.

 I have made one form with a C1 toolbar

control and in it there are two labels, one combo box and two text boxes.

I'm confused on your version numbers.  Do you mean .NET framework 2.0 and 3.0?

or the component one T2 and T3 release versions?

Can you find the version of the control that the tabbing worked correctly for, such as 2.0.20071.19104. Your sample has this version but it also does not work (the tabbing, that is).  You can find the version numbers in the property window for the reference, or the about dialog.

Thanks,
Greg L

Hello,

Below are the spex details where the Label control is not in the tab sequence:

C1 Version: 1.0.20062.179

Dot Net Framework: 1.1

Visual Studio Version: 2003

OS: XP SP2

Language Used: VB.NET

The specs above are all Japanese version.

Thanks,

K 

ok, Thanks Kareshi.  This makes sense that the working version was 1.X as I tested all 2.0 versions and it doesn't appear to work.  I will look into this and see if we can get it fixed.

Regards,
Greg L

Hello,

Would you please give us the estimate on how long it would take to get fixed?

Regards,

K

Kareshi,

This bug has been fixed in the latest build 19307.  http://prerelease.componentone.com/

Hi Greg.

Where is the "19307" in the http://prerelease.componentone.com/fullindex.html ??

I think the link you gave is not yet updated as of 2008-01-09 10:00:00AM (Tokyo time)

Just following up