Problems with Ribbon Window

[Jörg]

Hi,

I developed a WPF application with .NET 5.0 which uses a Syncfusion RibbonWindow with a Ribbon on Top and a DataGrid among it. The Ribbon contains one Ribbon Tab with a few RibbonBars each with a few large RibbonButtons. In the appended file you will find a word document: "Problems_with_Ribbon_20210903.docx" There is a hardcopy of the normal behavior of the application on a window with a resolution of 1.920 x 1.080.

When I move this RibbonWindow to another screen also with a resolution of 1.920 x 1.080, but with a scaling of 125 % the BackStageHeader and the caption of RibbonTab (red marked) are missing. Please see the hardcopy of it in the same word document. This effect happens also with TreeGrid when it contains enough data and uses scrollbars.

With the newest NuGet-Update of Syncfusion Tools the RibbonButtons are among each other instead of side by side even there is enough space for it. You also will find a hardcopy of it in the same word document.

I also made a very small test application called Test_Ribbon, you will find in the appendix. In it you can see my problems with Ribbon. The behavior of it, I also documented with a hardcopy in the word document. In the test application you will see the missing  BackStageHeader and the caption of RibbonTab directly also on a screen with 1.920 x 1.080.

Kind regards

Jörg

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Attachment: Test_Ribbon_860026d.7z

[Thirupathi Bala Krishnan]

Hi Jorg,

We have confirmed the reported scenario is a defect and logged a report for the reported scenario “BackStageHeader and the caption of RibbonTab are missing”. we will provide the patch file for the reported issues on 21st September, 2021.

You can track the status of this defect using the following feedback link:
https://www.syncfusion.com/feedback/28474/backstageheader-and-the-caption-of-ribbontab-are-missing

If you have any more specification replication procedure or a scenario to be tested you can add it as a comment in the portal.

Please let us know if you need any further assistance.

Regards,
Thirupathi B.

[Elakkiya Muthukumarasamy]

Hi Jorg, 

Thanks for your patience. 

Issue1: The RibbonBar items are vertically aligned issue  

 

The reported issue working fine in our latest version. We will included the fix in our upcoming 2021 Vol 3 release. It is expected to be released in the end of September 2021.We will update the details once it’s published. Otherwise please share the Syncfusion version which you have used in your project we will update the patch details. 

Issue2: The BackstageButton and Ribbon tab not visible 

 

On the further analysis in the provided sample, you have not set Grid.Row=”1” for the inner Grid which has DataGrid and TextBox. 

 

After setting Grid.Row=”1” for inner Grid, now the BackstageButton and RibbonTab visible. Please refer the below screen shot. 

 

Output: 

 

Regards, 

Elakkiya 

[Jörg]

Thank you Elakkiya,

now it works fine.

Regards,

Jörg

[Elakkiya Muthukumarasamy]

Hi Jorg,  

 

Thanks for your update. 

 

Issue1: The RibbonBar items are vertically aligned issue   

 

As per our previous update we will include the fix in our upcoming 2021 Vol 3 release. It is expected to be released in the end of September 2021. 

 

 

Issue2: The BackstageButton and Ribbon tab not visible  

  

Thanks for confirming that our solution meets your requirement.  Please let us know if you need any further assistance on this. As always, we will be happy to assist you.  

  

Regards,  

Elakkiya 

[Thirupathi Bala Krishnan]

Hi Jorg, 

We are glad to announce that our Essential Studio 2021 Volume 3 Main Release V19.3.0.43 is rolled out with the fix of “The RibbonBar items are vertically aligned” and is available for download under the following link. 

https://www.syncfusion.com/forums/169291/essential-studio-2021-volume-3-main-release-v19-3-0-43-is-available-for-download 

We thank you for your support and appreciate your patience in waiting for this release. Please get in touch with us if you would require any further assistance. 

Regards, 

Thirupathi B.