MenuItemColor - ForeColor of Text for Menu Items MenuTitleColor - ForeColor of Text in Pane's Title Bar The class will automatically detect how many panes are available for use and ensure an error isn't thrown if you're trying to use more than available. sfrmMenuPane) and set it in the EB property, however the number (01, 14, etc) must always contain two digits. For example, they must be name sfrmMenuPane01. However, they must be named according to the conventions. If you need/want more, simply copy the current controls and paste new ones. This will allow you to control which panes are available to certain users without unnecessarily restricting you to a certain type of security.Ģ) The ExplorerBar form currently only has 10 subform controls for ExplorerPanes. Modify the PaneSourceSQL before inputting it into the clsExplorerBar property. MenuTable - Name of table that holds menu item information, currently tblDatabaseMenuItemġ) The PaneSourceSQL is input in this way to allow for whatever type of security system you plan on using. PanePrefix - Prefix string for pane subforms, currently sfrmMenuPane PaneOffset - Spacing between Panes on ExplorerBar PaneSourceSQL - SQL to determine which panes will be shown to user PaneFormName - Name of form that is used as sourceobject for Pane subforms on ExplorerBarīackgroundColor - Background Color of Main ExplorerBarĪdminForm - Name of Admin Form (currently frmExplorerBarAdmin) Here's a basic list of properties you can set and change at any time:ĬlsExplorerBar (There are more than these listed, but you shouldn't mess with 'em unless you know what it does): There you will see how the properties for the classes are set (and some of the properties you can set). To become familiar with how it works, look at the Form_Open subroutine for the frmExplorerBar, frmExplorerBarSubPane and frmDatabaseDesktop forms. Here's a copy of the original post from the UI forum at.
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