Often there may be scenarios where you want to have a tile that is composed of more than one control. In such cases you should assign a Panel, UltraPanel, User control or some other container to the Tile object’s Control property and then add multiple controls to that container.
This topic shows you how multiple controls can be added to a tile in WinTilePanel™ using the WinPanel™ container control. It is assumed that you have an UltraTilePanel, UltraPanel, UltraDayView and UltraWeekView controls dropped onto your form.
In Visual Basic:
'Create and add a new tile to the UltraTilePanel.Tiles collection Dim tile1 As New Infragistics.Win.Misc.UltraTile() tile1.BackColor = Color.PaleTurquoise tile1.Name = "Tile1" Me.ultraTilePanel1.Tiles.Add(tile1) ' Place UltraPanel container control on a tile tile1.Control = Me.ultraPanel1 Me.ultraPanel1.AutoScroll = True ' Add controls to the ultraPanel container control Me.ultraPanel1.ClientArea.Controls.Add(Me.ultraDayView1) Me.ultraPanel1.ClientArea.Controls.Add(Me.ultraWeekView1)
In C#:
//Create and add a new tile to the UltraTilePanel.Tiles collection Infragistics.Win.Misc.UltraTile tile1 = new Infragistics.Win.Misc.UltraTile(); tile1.BackColor = Color.PaleTurquoise; tile1.Name = "Tile1"; this.ultraTilePanel1.Tiles.Add(tile1); // Place UltraPanel container control on a tile tile1.Control = this.ultraPanel1; this.ultraPanel1.AutoScroll = true;
// Add controls to the ultraPanel container control this.ultraPanel1.ClientArea.Controls.Add(this.ultraDayView1); this.ultraPanel1.ClientArea.Controls.Add(this.ultraWeekView1);
