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[Solved] Skipping further reminders not working for me

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Michael asked on 16 Feb 2012, 03:34 AM

I have a static lazy-loaded property in App.xaml.cs for the RadTrialApplicationReminder, which sets the AllowUsersToSkipFurtherReminders to false, but when .Notify() is called, it still has the checkbox to let users skip. What I want is that for people that only have the trial to begin seeing the trial reminder after the first run (FreeUsageCount=1), let them only see it once a day (set OccurrencePeriod), but never let them turn it off completely. Am I doing something wrong? I am using version 2012.1 214. Thanks!

private static RadTrialApplicationReminder _trialReminder;

public static RadTrialApplicationReminder TrialReminder

{

get

{

if (_trialReminder == null)

{

_trialReminder = new RadTrialApplicationReminder()

{

AllowUsersToSkipFurtherReminders = false,

OccurrencePeriod = new TimeSpan(1, 0, 0, 0),

FreeUsageCount = 1

//TrialReminder.TrialReminderMessageBoxInfo.Content = "";

};

}

return _trialReminder;

}

private void Application_Launching(object sender, LaunchingEventArgs e)

{

ApplicationUsageHelper.Init(1.1);

// When debugging, we want to simulate a trial mode experience. The following conditional allows us to set the _isTrial

// property to simulate trial mode being on or off.

#if DEBUG

string message = "Press 'OK' to simulate trial mode. Press 'Cancel' to run the application in normal mode.";

if (MessageBox.Show(message, "Simulate Trial?", MessageBoxButton.OKCancel) == MessageBoxResult.OK)

{

TrialReminder.SimulateTrialForTests = true;

}

#endif

TrialReminder.Notify();

}

[Solved] Skipping further reminders not working for me

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