FileManagerSettingsToolbar.Items Property
Namespace: DevExpress.Web
Assembly: DevExpress.Web.v24.2.dll
NuGet Package: DevExpress.Web
#Declaration
public FileManagerToolbarItemCollection Items { get; }
#Property Value
Type | Description |
---|---|
File |
A File |
#Property Paths
You can access this nested property as listed below:
Library | Object Type | Path to Items |
---|---|---|
ASP. |
File |
|
ASP. |
ASPx |
|
Rich |
|
|
Spreadsheet |
|
#Remarks
The Items property provides access to a toolbar items collection. If the collection is empty, the control populates the toolbar with default items.
#Concept
#Example
In markup:
<dx:ASPxFileManager ID="FileManager" ClientInstanceName="FileManager" runat="server" />
<SettingsToolbar>
<Items>
<dx:FileManagerToolbarRefreshButton BeginGroup="false" />
<dx:FileManagerToolbarCustomButton Text="Thumbnails View" CommandName="ChangeView-Thumbnails"
GroupName="ViewMode">
<Image IconID="grid_cards_16x16" />
</dx:FileManagerToolbarCustomButton>
...
</Items>
</SettingsToolbar>
</dx:ASPxFileManager>
In code:
ASPxFileManager fm = new ASPxFileManager();
...
FileManagerToolbarRefreshButton refresh = new FileManagerToolbarRefreshButton();
refresh.BeginGroup = false;
FileManagerToolbarCustomButton customButton = new FileManagerToolbarCustomButton();
customButton.Text = "Thumbnails View";
customButton.CommandName = "ChangeView-Thumbnails";
customButton.GroupName = "ViewMode";
customButton.Image.IconID = "grid_cards_16x16";
fm.SettingsToolbar.Items.Add(refresh);
fm.SettingsToolbar.Items.Add(customButton);
MVC:
@Html.DevExpress().FileManager( settings => {
settings.Name = "fileManager";
FileManagerToolbarRefreshButton refresh = new FileManagerToolbarRefreshButton();
refresh.BeginGroup = false;
FileManagerToolbarCustomButton customButton = new FileManagerToolbarCustomButton();
customButton.Text = "Thumbnails View";
customButton.CommandName = "ChangeView-Thumbnails";
customButton.GroupName = "ViewMode";
customButton.Image.IconID = "grid_cards_16x16";
settings.SettingsToolbar.Items.Add(refresh);
settings.SettingsToolbar.Items.Add(customButton);
...
}).BindToFolder(Model).GetHtml()