SplashControl center issue

[Martin Hagenow]

Hi,

Environment:

Syncfusion 7.3.0.20, Windows XP, VS Studio 2008, C#, two Monitors (Primary is extern, secondary is Notebook-TFT).

Challenge:

I try to show a centered Splashcontrol:

//set alignment
splashControlMain.DesktopAlignment = Syncfusion.Windows.Forms.Tools.SplashAlignment.Center;

//show Splash
splashControlMain.ShowSplash(true);

Problem:

The Splash is not shown centered, it's appearing at the right side of the screen middle. I had a look at your Sample SplahPanelDemo_2008 => same problem, clicking ShowSplash(Modal) displays the splash at the wrong position. But: When clicking ShowSplash it is displayed correct.

I tried to find out what I am doing wrong - do someone have an idea?

Thanks in Advance!

Martin



SplashControl_6460169b.zip

[Rajasekar B]

Hi,

Thanks for using syncfusion products.

We used dual monitor and checked. But Splash Panel appeared at the centre for both ShowSplash and ShowSplash(modal). Let us know whether the SplashPanel is shown at the centre if you use only single monitor?

Thanks,
Rajasekar

[Martin Hagenow]

Hi,

I checked with different settings:

environment: Notebook-TFT: 1680*1050, external TFT: 1280*1024

=> notebook is left and TFT right
1. only Notebook -> ok, appears centered
2. only TFT -> ok, appears centered
3. Notebook (primary) and TFT -> ok, appears centered
4. TFT (primary) and Notebook -> not ok

=> notebook is right and TFT left
1. only Notebook -> ok, appears centered
2. only TFT -> ok, appears centered
3. Notebook (primary) and TFT -> not ok
4. TFT (primary) and Notebook -> ok, appears centered

It seems that the center position is calculated by the left displays resolution independent of the primary display. Because the notebook has the higher resolution the splash is shifted to right ( 1680/2 = 840 instead of 1280/2 = 640) in my original post.

Best Regards

Martin

[Rajasekar B]

Hi,

We are not able to reproduce it on our side. The splash panel appears at the centre for both ShowSplash and ShowSplash(modal).

Thanks,
Rajasekar