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  • Tom

    ToolTip like Control

    I have a ContextMenuStri p, and I would like to present the user with a
    tooltip like control when they press a certain button on my strip. I
    basically just need the user to enter some notes about an item is a list
    view that they right-clicked on. I don't want to display a form because I'm
    looking for a "cool" way to enter notes about the item, and a form just
    seems too ghetto. Is there a way for a user to enter text into a tooltip?
    i've set the iballoon property to true.

    thanks.

  • EricW

    #2
    Re: ToolTip like Control

    You cannot let a user enter info in a tooltip.

    What you could do is show a form without titlebar and put a textbox of the
    same size in it.

    rg,
    Eric

    "Tom" <johnthompson1@ hotmail.comschr eef in bericht
    news:BEBA809E-298F-4D09-8234-AC0418A37B92@mi crosoft.com...
    >I have a ContextMenuStri p, and I would like to present the user with a
    >tooltip like control when they press a certain button on my strip. I
    >basically just need the user to enter some notes about an item is a list
    >view that they right-clicked on. I don't want to display a form because
    >I'm looking for a "cool" way to enter notes about the item, and a form just
    >seems too ghetto. Is there a way for a user to enter text into a tooltip?
    >i've set the iballoon property to true.
    >
    thanks.
    >

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    • Hillbilly

      #3
      Re: ToolTip like Control

      You would have to learn to code using JavaScript to put this task together
      and simulate your own ToolTip --or-- you need to change to a different page
      model like WPF/Silverlight. I would check out jQuery (JavaScript) which
      Microsoft just decided to support in VS2008 and integrate with Ajax.

      "Tom" <johnthompson1@ hotmail.comwrot e in message
      news:BEBA809E-298F-4D09-8234-AC0418A37B92@mi crosoft.com...
      >I have a ContextMenuStri p, and I would like to present the user with a
      >tooltip like control when they press a certain button on my strip. I
      >basically just need the user to enter some notes about an item is a list
      >view that they right-clicked on. I don't want to display a form because
      >I'm looking for a "cool" way to enter notes about the item, and a form just
      >seems too ghetto. Is there a way for a user to enter text into a tooltip?
      >i've set the iballoon property to true.
      >
      thanks.
      >

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