ASPxPopupControl.PopupElementID Property
Specifies the ID of a web control or HTML element associated with the default pop-up window.
Namespace: DevExpress.Web
Assembly: DevExpress.Web.v24.1.dll
NuGet Package: DevExpress.Web
Declaration
Property Value
Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|
String | String.Empty | A string value that specifies the ID or a list of IDs separated by a semicolon ( |
Remarks
Use the PopupElementID
property to specify the web control or HTML element that invokes the default pop-up window when a user clicks or hover over it. The PopupAction property specifies the specific mouse action that invokes the window.
You can specify a list of control IDs separated by the semicolon (;
).
PopupElementID="ASPxButton1;ASPxButton2;ASPxButton3;ASPxButton4"
If the Windows collection is not empty, the PopupElementID
property is not in effect. In this case, use the PopupWindow.PopupElementID property of individual pop-up windows in the collection.
The PopupElementID
property should match an HTML element’s ID.
protected void ASPxPopupControl1_Load (object sender, EventArgs e) {
ASPxPopupControl1.PopupElementID = ASPxTextBox1.ClientID;
}
On the client side, use the SetPopupElementID(popupElementId) method to specify the associated element’s ID.
If the HTML element specified by the PopupElementID
property is re-created in the DOM on callbacks, you should call the RefreshPopupElementConnection method to re-initialize connections between the element and the window.
function onEndCallback(s, e) {
menu_popup.RefreshPopupElementConnection();
}
<dx:BootstrapPopupMenu ... PopupElementCssSelector=".menu-button" ClientInstanceName="menu_popup">
</dx:BootstrapPopupMenu>
<dx:BootstrapCardView ...>
<ClientSideEvents EndCallback="onEndCallback" />
<Templates>
<CardHeader>
...
<dx:BootstrapButton ... AutoPostBack="false" data-id='<%#Eval("EmployeeID")%>'>
<CssClasses Control="menu-button" ... />
</dx:BootstrapButton>
</CardHeader>
</Templates>
</dx:BootstrapCardView>
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