Change Add-in size at runtime
ACaignie
Member Posts: 91
Hello,
Version used: NAV2017 CU11 with Visual studio 2015.
I have created a C# addin to display a formatted HTML text in NAV (using a webbrowser control). This is part of a page that also contains other 'normal' textboxes. Is there any way to change the height of the C# addin at runtime?
I now have 2 options:
- set a fixed height, but this does not Always display all text
- set the control as dockstyle=fill, but this takes all available space.
I know the height I need for the addin, I just cannot set it, as it seems that NAV already reserved space before I can set my properties.
This is an example of how it looks now (worksheet page, same for other types), with lots of whitespace under the formatted text:

Setting the height of the control in the OnControlAddIn' event doesn't change anything about the space that NAV has preserved for the control.
Is there a method to do it before that (in NAV or C#), eg by using add-in events/properties?
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thx
Version used: NAV2017 CU11 with Visual studio 2015.
I have created a C# addin to display a formatted HTML text in NAV (using a webbrowser control). This is part of a page that also contains other 'normal' textboxes. Is there any way to change the height of the C# addin at runtime?
I now have 2 options:
- set a fixed height, but this does not Always display all text
- set the control as dockstyle=fill, but this takes all available space.
I know the height I need for the addin, I just cannot set it, as it seems that NAV already reserved space before I can set my properties.
This is an example of how it looks now (worksheet page, same for other types), with lots of whitespace under the formatted text:

Setting the height of the control in the OnControlAddIn' event doesn't change anything about the space that NAV has preserved for the control.
Is there a method to do it before that (in NAV or C#), eg by using add-in events/properties?
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thx
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Best Answer
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After a lot of trial and error I got a solution for this, maybe it can help somebody else.
This is what I added in C#
Size lsMaximumSize = new Size(pnlBrowserArea.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.Width, liHTMLHeight);
pnlBrowserArea.Parent.Parent.Parent.MaximumSize = lsMaximumSize;
pnlBrowserArea.Parent.Parent.MaximumSize = lsMaximumSize;
pnlBrowserArea.Parent.MaximumSize = lsMaximumSize;
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Answers
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After a lot of trial and error I got a solution for this, maybe it can help somebody else.
This is what I added in C#
Size lsMaximumSize = new Size(pnlBrowserArea.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.Parent.Width, liHTMLHeight);
pnlBrowserArea.Parent.Parent.Parent.MaximumSize = lsMaximumSize;
pnlBrowserArea.Parent.Parent.MaximumSize = lsMaximumSize;
pnlBrowserArea.Parent.MaximumSize = lsMaximumSize;
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