HtmlBoxDialog Class

Represents a dialog.

For a list of all members of this type, see HtmlBoxDialog members.

Object Model

Inheritance Hierarchy

System.Object
   System.Web.UI.Control
      System.Web.UI.WebControls.WebControl
         Dart.PowerWEB.TextBox.BaseChildControl
            Dart.PowerWEB.TextBox.HtmlBoxDialog

Syntax

[Visual Basic]
<ParseChildrenAttribute(ChildControlType=System.Web.UI.Control, ChildrenAsProperties=True)>
<PersistChildrenAttribute(Persist=False, UsesCustomPersistence=False)>
<ToolboxItemAttribute(ToolboxItemType=, ToolboxItemTypeName="")>
Public Class HtmlBoxDialog 
   Inherits BaseChildControl

[C#]
[ParseChildrenAttribute(ChildControlType=System.Web.UI.Control, ChildrenAsProperties=true)]
[PersistChildrenAttribute(Persist=false, UsesCustomPersistence=false)]
[ToolboxItemAttribute(ToolboxItemType=, ToolboxItemTypeName="")]
public class HtmlBoxDialog : BaseChildControl

[C++]
[ParseChildrenAttribute(ChildControlType=System.Web.UI.Control, ChildrenAsProperties=true)]
[PersistChildrenAttribute(Persist=false, UsesCustomPersistence=false)]
[ToolboxItemAttribute(ToolboxItemType=, ToolboxItemTypeName="")]
public __gc class HtmlBoxDialog : public BaseChildControl

[C++/CLI]
[ParseChildrenAttribute(ChildControlType=System.Web.UI.Control, ChildrenAsProperties=true)]
[PersistChildrenAttribute(Persist=false, UsesCustomPersistence=false)]
[ToolboxItemAttribute(ToolboxItemType=, ToolboxItemTypeName="")]
public ref class HtmlBoxDialog : public BaseChildControl

Remarks

A single instance of HtmlBoxDialog object is tied to each instance of ToolbarDialogButton on the toolbar. When a button of this type is clicked, the dialog represented by the HtmlBoxDialog objectis displayed.

There are two scenarios for creating/using dialogs:

• Predefined dialogs: These types of dialogs are tied to predefined toolbar buttons. For example, if you add a ToolbarDialogButton with a ToolbarDialogButton.Type == ToolbarDialogButtonType.FindReplace, a predefined find/replace HtmlBoxDialog will be tied to the ToolbarDialogButton (and exposed as the ToolbarDialogButton.Dialog property). Typically, you won't want want to modify the actual content of the dialog, but instead would modify the look and feel of the dialog using properties such as BackColor or TitlebarBackColor.
• Custom dialogs: These types of dialogs are tied to custom toolbar buttons. For example, if you add a ToolbarDialogButton with a ToolbarDialogButton.Type == ToolbarDialogButtonType.Custom, an HtmlBox dialog would be tied to the ToolbarDialogButton (and exposed as the ToolbarDialogButton.Dialog property). However, this dialog would be empty until some content was supplied for the dialog. This is done by using the HtmlBoxDialog.Text property.

Requirements

Namespace: Dart.PowerWEB.TextBox

Platforms: Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista

Assembly: Dart.PowerWEB.TextBox (in Dart.PowerWEB.TextBox.dll)

See Also

HtmlBoxDialog Members  | Dart.PowerWEB.TextBox Namespace