About the templates

This chapter contains a brief description of the various templates

Have a look at Adding the templates for more info on how to add the templates.

For a detailed description of the various control settings, read Toolbar control template settings

The global template is responsible for including the needed files in your application. This template must be present in all applications using the control-template. It should also be added to the data-dll application of multi-dll applications.

Note: The control-template will not be visible in the control template-list until the global template has been added to the application.

The control template generates the actual PowerToolbar-control. This template is populated into a window (or AppFrame toolbar).

You can have as many toolbars in a window as you like.

The MDI Client Template is developed to make it easy to control the AppFrame PowerToolbar from any MDI child window.

With this template you can easily select a control from the AppFrame toolbar, and a button in a window that should be mimiced by the toolbar control. If a mimiced button is disabled or enabled, so will the toolbar control. This is very handy when you want your user to be able to control the browse in the active window, from the toolbar.