Window hideHeader() question

Suite and Optimus Suite 5
#1

If I open a window, add a toolbar and then hide the window’s header with win.hideHeader(), is it possible for the toolbar to become drag handle? So the windows could be moved by dragging the toolbar?

#2

Hello
Could you provide a screenshot of your toolbar? Seems like there can be another way of implementation, but i need to see your toolbar

#3

Here’s a screenshot:

  1. Sometimes I attach the toolbar to the window.
  2. Sometimes I put a layout in the window and attach the toolbar to the layout.
  3. Sometimes I put a layout in the window and attach the toolbar to a cell.

This is #2 which I do most of the time.

From time to time I run into a situation where I need to open a huge window. Detaching the header helps the window be a bit larger, and it looks nice.

#4

Hi

try the following:

// init window as usual w1 = dhxWins.createWindow("w1", 20, 30, 400, 280); // attach toolbar myToolbar = w1.attachToolbar({...}); // and add some magic myToolbar.cont._winId = "w1"; // window id myToolbar.cont._isWinHdr = true;

#5

That’s crazy!!! Opens new doors.

#6

When the TB is the drag handle, buttons in the TB work. The buttonSelect will not work because the whole window moves when the options are shown. I guess this might be why it’s not documented.