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Tony asked on 30 Jan 2014, 07:07 PM
Hello Guys,

I have defined a public RadRateApplicationReminder rateReminder; in my App.xaml.cs
Then in the constructor of the MainPage I do this:
(App.Current as App).rateReminder.Notify();

If the user selects "Yes" how do and where do I set:
(App.Current as App).rateReminder.SkipFurtherRemindersOnYesPressed = true;

Is there an example of this anywhere?

Thanks Much,

tony

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Todor
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answered on 03 Feb 2014, 09:48 AM
Hi Tony,

Thank you for writing.

SkipFurtherRemindersOnYesPressed is a property which allows you to stop displaying reminders, once the user taps Yes. If you want to use this behavior, you need to have this property set to true, before the reminder is ever shown, so you can do this where you make the initialization of the RadRateApplicationReminder (for example in App.xaml.cs). It's as simple as that:

RadRateApplicationReminder rateReminder = new RadRateApplicationReminder();
rateReminder.SkipFurtherRemindersOnYesPressed = true;

If you need further assistance, don't hesitate to write us back.

Regards,
Todor
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