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Button Edit

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The BootstrapButtonEdit control represents a text box editor that allows one or more buttons to be displayed within its client region.

BootstrapButtonEdit_Overview

Bootstrap Button Edit offers the following features:

  • Null Prompt Text

    The prompt text can be displayed if the editor’s value is null and the editor is not focused. The prompt text disappears when the editor receives focus. You can define the prompt text via the ASPxButtonEdit.NullText property.

  • Mask Password Input

    You can treat the input as a password, so the characters entered into the editor are masked. To enable this functionality, set the ASPxTextBoxBase.Password property value to true.

  • Mask Input

    The Bootstrap Button Edit control allows you to use masks during editing.

  • Button Templates

    You can create a template that defines the common manner in which all the editor buttons are rendered.

  • Built-in Validation The Bootstrap Button Edit control allows you to perform data validation on both the client and server side.

  • Customizable Button Layout and Look-and-Feel

    Each button can display text, an image, or both. You can control the button’s visibility, availability to end-users and position within the editor’s text box. You can use the BootstrapButtonEdit.Buttons property in order to manage the button collection.

  • Full-Featured Client-Side API

    Bootstrap Button Edit provides you with a comprehensive client-side API. This API is implemented using JavaScript and is exposed via the BootstrapClientButtonEdit object. The BootstrapClientButtonEdit object serves as the client-side equivalent of the BootstrapButtonEdit control.