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I'm using a radTileView Component as described bellow:
in the small and normal content, i have one page to display by RadTileViewItem
but in the large RadTileViewItem, at a first time, it loads a page which displays
- data concerning MyObject,
- a button "Create New Object", when clicked, the same large content must load another different page containing a form to create MyObject.
How can I bind the button click in a page to open another page in the same RadTileViewItem?
and thank you
I'm using a radTileView Component as described bellow:
in the small and normal content, i have one page to display by RadTileViewItem
but in the large RadTileViewItem, at a first time, it loads a page which displays
- data concerning MyObject,
- a button "Create New Object", when clicked, the same large content must load another different page containing a form to create MyObject.
How can I bind the button click in a page to open another page in the same RadTileViewItem?
and thank you
<!--Large Content--><telerik:RadFluidContentControl.LargeContent> <FenetreDeplacee:LargeContentAlerte VerticalAlignment="Stretch" HorizontalAlignment="Stretch"/> <!-- this one contains a button to load another page--></telerik:RadFluidContentControl.LargeContent>4 Answers, 1 is accepted
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Hello hayfa,
Zarko
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You can simply change the LargeContent of the FluidContentControl on button click like this:
RadTileViewItem tile = (e.OriginalSource as Button).ParentOfType<RadTileViewItem>(); if (tile != null && tile.TileState == TileViewItemState.Maximized) { RadFluidContentControl fluidControl = tile.ChildrenOfType<RadFluidContentControl>().FirstOrDefault(); if (fluidControl != null) { StackPanel sp = new StackPanel(); sp.Children.Add(new TextBox()); sp.Children.Add(new Button(){Content = "Create"}); fluidControl.LargeContent = sp; } }Greetings,
Zarko
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hayfa
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answered on 02 Dec 2010, 04:09 PM
This is what i need, thank you
I find another way but it was too long, the right way is to use this: "(e.OriginalSource as Button)"
thank you for your help and for your prompt reply
I find another way but it was too long, the right way is to use this: "(e.OriginalSource as Button)"
thank you for your help and for your prompt reply
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answered on 02 Dec 2010, 05:32 PM
It works for a first time but then it didn't. I think it was a problem of project built. It was my version which ran.
This is my solution and it is what i need:
Perhaps there is another way, more straight :)
Thank you anyway
This is my solution and it is what i need:
private void RadTileView_TileStateChanged(object sender, Telerik.Windows.RadRoutedEventArgs e) { RadTileViewItem item = e.Source as RadTileViewItem; if (item != null) { contentControlAlerte = item.FindChildByType<RadFluidContentControl>(); if (contentControlAlerte != null) { switch (item.TileState) { case TileViewItemState.Maximized: contentControlAlerte.State = FluidContentControlState.Large; break; case TileViewItemState.Minimized: contentControlAlerte.State = FluidContentControlState.Small; break; case TileViewItemState.Restored: contentControlAlerte.State = FluidContentControlState.Normal; break; } } if (item.Name.Equals("My_Alerts")) { LargeContentAlerte LargeContentAlerte = new LargeContentAlerte(); contentControlAlerte.LargeContent = LargeContentAlerte; Button btn = LargeContentAlerte.ChildrenOfType<Button>().Where(button => button.Name == "CreateAlerte").FirstOrDefault(); btn.Click += new RoutedEventHandler(btn_Click); } } } void btn_Click(object sender, System.Windows.RoutedEventArgs e) { CreateNewAlerte CreateAlerte = new CreateNewAlerte(); contentControlAlerte.LargeContent = CreateAlerte; }Perhaps there is another way, more straight :)
Thank you anyway
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Hello hayfa,
Could you please examine the attached project and see if this is what you're looking for?
Regards,Zarko
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