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Old 07-23-2009   #1 (permalink)
Ahmad Qarshi


 
 

Customizing BindingNavigator Control

Hi,

I have to customzie the BindingNavigator control. What I have to do is to
remove few default items from the control like ToolStripTextBox and
ToolStripLabel displaying the Position.

I also need to add one extra ToolStripButton item at the end of the
ToolStrip Items. i.e. after the Delete button.

To fullfil the above requirements, I have inherited my class from the
BindingNavigator control and in constructor I am creating a new
ToolStripButton and adding it to Items of BindingNavigator like below:

ToolStripButton tsbtn = new ToolStripButton();
Image img = new Bitmap(@"Z:\\MyControl\favicon.ico");
tsbtn.Image = img;
this.Items.Add(tsbtn);

It is adding the button item to the BindingNavigator control but at the
beginning i.e. before the "Move First" button. I want it be added at the
end.

To remove the default items from the control whenever I try to remove the
Item it raises an Index out of bound exception. Obviously because no
ToolStripItem created at this point and the Item count is also 0 at this
stage.

Is there any way to do these two things?

Thanks in anticipation.

Regards,

Ahmad Jalil Qarshi


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