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toolbar is not shown

Open eladpotok opened this issue 4 years ago • 3 comments

Hi, great work! I have some issues I would like to discuss with you.

  1. When I run the .bat file (and the process itself) I do see the new toolbar in the taskbar. When I mark it, I don't see the view. But when I mark another toolbar (like the legacy toolbar. such like Address or Links), I see the toolbar (reproduced in your example as well).

EDIT: I see that is not really hidden but shrink, so I need to extend it by the mouse. Its default size is really tiny?

  1. Do you know if there is any automatic (script) way to mark the toolbar? maybe in registry?

  2. The actions is not working when I click at the toolbar.

  3. Sometimes, when I run the process, the explorer.exe locks my process so I can't run it again.

eladpotok avatar Oct 23 '19 14:10 eladpotok

Sorry really late response!

  1. Theres no default min size or default size, so it takes up no space
  2. To automatically start the deskband you can look at this for information: link
  3. What kind of actions are you trying to do?
  4. Explorer doesn't unload the dll unfortunately, so you'll have to close explorer to rebuild.

dsafa avatar Dec 20 '19 06:12 dsafa

thank you for your answer. about section 1, so how can I make my app to appear without extending the taskbar?

this is how it appears when deskband is started: image

and this is after expanding the taskbar splitter: image

(my app is the one with the white balloon).

eladpotok avatar Jan 15 '20 13:01 eladpotok

@eladpotok Maybe it's a little bit to late, but maybe someone this is also useful to someone else. I achieved a visibile deskband by using the following code:

public Deskband()
{
    Options.ContextMenuItems = ContextMenuItems;
    Options.MinHorizontalSize = new DeskBandSize(50, -1);
}

kevinglier avatar Mar 03 '20 12:03 kevinglier