Hello



I Have a Question about Subclassing all Securtity Dialogs.

I want to subclass all Dialogs to add some Functionalltiy and Layout Features.

I there a Way to call my Classes in the Framework ?



Thank you very much



Rainer

I just read an interesting article recently about subclassing the Strataframe's classes on Les Pinter's website (www.LesPinter.com) in the articles section. 

His site happens to be down now because of the winter blizzard affecting his hosting provider up in Michigan I believe.

Russ Brown (Using C#2010/SQL Server 2008)

I forgot to mention it was article 413. 

His site is still down now however....

Russ Brown (Using C#2010/SQL Server 2008)

Hi All,

   LesPinter.com is back up, and articles 414 and 415 are posted. 415 has a video that proves that the article is a ten-minute exercise, if you type as fast as I talk <g>

Les

Hi Rainer,

   I just right-clicked on a new StrataFrameWindowsAppWithSecurity project, selected Add Class, named it SecDialog.cs, and entered this:

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;

namespace SubClassSecDialogs
{
  class SecDialog: MicroFour.StrataFrame.Security.SecurityDialog
  { }
}

When I double-clicked on this humble filename in the Solution Explorer, I got the attached screen!

All properties are exposed and settable! I'd never tried it before. Thanks for the idea! Dang! Now i'll be up half the night playing with it...

Les

Hi Les,



Guess you hit the "Post Reply" too fast I don't see the attached the screen



P.S.

Would you take a look at this post when you have some time? http://forum.strataframe.net/FindPost25383.aspx

Edhy Rijo

Hello Guys,



Thanks for your anwsers. I was on Businesstrip and had no time to check

my question. I will try it now....





thank you very much



Rainer

Hi Rainer,



I though Business trips where now done via the Internet

Edhy Rijo