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I still had it in my own project. In AMegaDemo I could not repeat it. However, if I repeat the actions from the Gif in the new AMegoDemo, I have no problem getting to a state where the two hints on disabled controls don’t show at all.
>> the two hints on disabled controls don’t show at all.
I saw it, this issue will be solved in the nearest release.
You should disable the AutoAlignment property in this case, because hint window is aligned to the control bottom/center in this case.
I would do that, if the AutoAlignment property could be set on an individual basis. But I like it almost everywhere, except here.
I think you should come up with a better solution.Even if AutoAlignment is off, the hints are still in the wrong place for grid headers. Have a look at the video. As you can see, the hint covers the header field completely.
Coordinates and size of the hint window is defined by the DevExpress engine.
If TsAlphaHints component is not active, standard hints will be shown at the same place.
TsAlphaHints can’t control it there because hasn’t any information about the column header position.About the cxGrid: you’re right. I didn’t know that.
However the AutoAlignment setting is still a problem. And since you’re saying that the coordinates of the hint window are determined by cxGrid, the AutoAlignment problem could be solved, I think.In order to get the hints on headers in cxGrid on the right position, you need to define a TcxHintStyleController and do some manipulations in its OnShowHint event.
Unfortunately, if SkinManager is active, that code is not executed.Enclosed is a sample project.
If you remove the TsSkinManager, TsSkinProvider and the TsAlphaHints components, the OnShowHint event is called and the hint is shown at the right position. As it is, the OnShowHint event is not called.I still think you should come up with a solution for the placement of hints on grid headers with AutoAlignment set to True. Maybe don’t honor it if the hint is for a grid header?
When hint is shown there, I have information about the control, but not about the cell or header which call the hint.
Maybe as a last resort you could make a new TsHintStyleController that inherits from TcxHintStyleController. That’s a good idea anyway, because if a TcxHintStyleController is present, hints are not skinned at all.
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