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ElementDescriptionAppearsVersion IntroducedPro Version Introduced
<Backstage>The list of buttons and pages in the popup that appears when the user clicks the system button.Zero or once1.03.2
<Commands>Predefined list of commands that can be used by buttons anywhere on the ribbon.Zero or once1.03.2
<QuickAccessControls>A list of controls that appear in the quick access toolbar.Zero or once1.03.2
<TabBarControls>The list of controls that appear on the right end of the tab bar area.Zero or once1.03.2
<Tabs>The list of all available tabs.Zero or once1.03.2

Attributes

This element supports the following attributes:

AttributeDescriptionVersion IntroducedPro Version Introduced
AllowMinimizeDetermines of the ribbon can be minimized by the user.1.03.2
AnimationEnabledDetermines if the hot states of elements are change instantly or smoothly over a short period of time.1.03.2
FrameThemeEnabledDetermines if the ribbon is merged into the parent window.1.03.2
MinimizedDetermines if the ribbon is minimized.1.03.2
NameThe name of the control as it was defined in the Form Designer.(Required)1.03.2
SystemButtonCaptionThe system button's caption which is only visible when the system button is a tab.1.03.2
SystemButtonIsTabDetermines if the ribbon application button is the first tab on the tab bar instead of a round button in the corner.1.03.2
ThemeThe theme used to render the ribbon.1.03.2
WindowThe name of this control's parent window. (Required)1.03.2

AllowMinimize

The AllowMinimize attribute is a boolean flag indicating whether or not the user can minimize the ribbon via the ribbon's built-in context menu. See AllowMinimize

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The Window attribute should contain the name of the window that is the parent of this control. If you change the name of the window in the Form Designer then you must change it here alsoThis is an optional field that a framework might find useful in identifying which OI form is intended to use the XML.

Remarks

The Control element is the root element. It does not matter where you got the XML snippet so long as there is a root element called Control. The control element has two attributes that help identify the control's fully qualified name as recognized by OpenInsight.

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