How Can I changed the tooltip of Edit button or Add button or Deleted button in DataForm Globalization?

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  1. John
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    Posted 22 Jun 2012 Link to this post

    Hello 


    I need change the ToolTip Text of button Add, Delete,Edit in RadDataForm, How I can doing for codebehind of for style, or implementing a class of globalization to ready for all RadDataForm in all application

    I Have an application in silverlight 5 

    Thanks a lot

    Whait for you answer



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  3. Dimitrina
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    Posted 25 Jun 2012 Link to this post

    Hello,

     You could edit the template of the DataForm and change it as per your requirement. I would recommend you to check this help article where the template structure of the DataForm is explained.

    All the best,
    Didie
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  5. John
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    Posted 25 Jun 2012 Link to this post

    Thanks a lot
  7. Peter
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    Posted 18 Dec 2013 Link to this post

    The article dos not help me. I don't want to use Blend and Templates.

     All I want to do is change the Tooltip of the Add-Button on an existing RadDataForm (WPF). in code behind during runtime.
    For example: In some occasions it should say "Add new xxx" and in other occasions it should say "Add new yyy" 
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  9. Dimitrina
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    Posted 19 Dec 2013 Link to this post

    Hi,

    The Add-Button is actually a RadButton and its name is "AddNew".
    You can try working with ChildrenOfType<T>() extension method to find this element and then extend it as you would like to. 

    Regards,
    Didie
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