There are minor differences in how the UltraWebToolbar element moves on Internet Explorer and Netscape browsers. Internet Explorer allows the end user to drag the UltraWebToolbar smoothly across the surface of the web page. Netscape handles movement differently, and the end user must click on the MovableImage (drag handle) to put down the UltraWebToolbar when they have finished dragging it.
Movement is confined within the dimensions of a <FRAME> element, however browsers may allow the UltraWebToolbar to move off of the edges of the client area. In these cases, scrollbars will frequently appear to allow the client area to accomodate the length of the UltraWebToolbar element.
If the UltraWebToolbar element appears to "snap-back" in its position across postbacks, check whether the <igtbar:UltraWebToolbar> element in the .ASPX document has a STYLE attribute. For repositioning to function properly, this STYLE attribute must not be removed.
The Movable property works with the ItemWidthDefault and Width on the UltraWebToolbar instance to determine how wide the element is as the end user is repositioning it. If ItemWidthDefault and/or Width are not set to explicit values, then the UltraWebToolbar may appear to get longer/shorter as the end user moves it to the left and/or right. Developers must ensure that their applications have either set widths on a per-Toolbar item basis, or on the UltraWebToolbar element as a whole.
Repositioning of the UltraWebToolbar element is not supported by downlevel browsers.
Target Platforms: Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2