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I have just updated from v2.81 to 2.82.

On startup of my app, the ribbonbar icons used to (correctly) display as small icons. After updating, they initially have large icons drawn that don’t fit.

As soon as I resize the app or maximise then restore, it sorts itself out.

A bit more info:
When my app starts, it is not full screen. If full screen, the icons would fit being drawn large. In restore size, there is not enough space for all icons to be large, so the rightmost group of icons should automatically be drawn as small.

We have just sent you an email with a link to the latest source code. The reported problem is fixed. If it is not the case, please let us know. Thank you.

Hi,

We’re having the same issues - the app needs to be resized in order for the ribbon layout to display correctly.  Could you please advise of this fix?  Thanks.

Although we did not receive any zip files including those renamed to ._z_, it seems we know what the problem is and are now debugging it. We will try to fix it as soon as possible and provide you with the update. Thank you for the doc file.

Please can you give me an update on progress.

I have sent 3 emails - 1 with the doc attachment, 1 with the zip (renamed ._z_) and one without any attachments. If you get 1 or 2 but not all 3, let me know & I will try again.

We still didn’t receive any email from you. Please change the extension of the attached ZIP file to something like _Z_ and send it again. If you protect it with a password, that may also help it not to be filtered out somewhere.

Hi,

I have just sent you an email.

I have attached a doc showing how my icons are (incorrectly) looking on startup & how they should look.
I also attach a zip of a project replicating the issue. It is based on the RibbonMdi sample app.

thanks

Could you create a stripped version of your project with the UI code only and send it to us?

I have updated my CMainFrame::ActivateFrame() method to be the same as the RibbonBarMdi sample, but the problem is still there.

Please compare the CMainFrame::ActivateFrame() virtual method in the RibbonBar sample application with the same method in yours. Your method should be similar.