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Hello,
To achieve your requirement you can extract the style of the dialog you are using (RadConfirm or RadPrompt) and modify it a bit. Basically, you can set the Content property of the OK and Cancel buttons to match the Yes and No words, and also include an additional button for the "Do not remember again" option. I prepared a small example showing this approach. I hope that helps.
As I can see you already found the feature request for introducing an additional button to the template of the dialog, but I am posting it also here - https://feedback.telerik.com/Project/143/Feedback/Details/113627-window-make-it-possible-to-add-no-button-to-the-confirm-dialog-without-the-nee
Regards,
Martin Ivanov
Progress Telerik
To achieve your requirement you can extract the style of the dialog you are using (RadConfirm or RadPrompt) and modify it a bit. Basically, you can set the Content property of the OK and Cancel buttons to match the Yes and No words, and also include an additional button for the "Do not remember again" option. I prepared a small example showing this approach. I hope that helps.
As I can see you already found the feature request for introducing an additional button to the template of the dialog, but I am posting it also here - https://feedback.telerik.com/Project/143/Feedback/Details/113627-window-make-it-possible-to-add-no-button-to-the-confirm-dialog-without-the-nee
Regards,
Martin Ivanov
Progress Telerik
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