DxRibbonApplicationTabItem.Click Event
Fires when a user clicks the application tab’s item.
Namespace: DevExpress.Blazor
Assembly: DevExpress.Blazor.v25.2.dll
NuGet Package: DevExpress.Blazor
Declaration
[DefaultValue(null)]
[Parameter]
public EventCallback<RibbonApplicationTabItemClickEventArgs> Click { get; set; }Event Data
The Click event's data class is RibbonApplicationTabItemClickEventArgs. The following properties provide information specific to this event:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Element | Returns information about a clicked Ribbon element. Inherited from RibbonElementClickEventArgs. |
| Item | Returns information about the clicked application tab item. |
| MouseEventArgs | The Blazor’s built-in MouseEventArgs event arguments. Inherited from RibbonElementClickEventArgs. |
Remarks
Handle the Click event to perform custom actions when a user clicks the application tab’s item.
<DxRibbon>
<DxRibbonApplicationTab Text="File">
<DxRibbonApplicationTabItem Text="New"
IconCssClass="rb-icon rb-icon-document-blank"
Click="@(() => ClickItem("New tab item"))" />
<DxRibbonApplicationTabItem Text="Open"
IconCssClass="rb-icon rb-icon-folder-open"
Click="@(() => ClickItem("Open tab item"))" />
<DxRibbonApplicationTabItem Text="Save as"
IconCssClass="rb-icon rb-icon-save"
Click="@(() => ClickItem("Save as tab item"))">
<DxRibbonApplicationTabItem Text="Text file"
Click="@(() => ClickItem("Text file tab item"))"/>
<DxRibbonApplicationTabItem Text="Word document"
Click="@(() => ClickItem("Word document tab item"))"/>
<DxRibbonApplicationTabItem Text="Pdf file"
Click="@(() => ClickItem("Pdf file tab item"))"/>
</DxRibbonApplicationTabItem>
<DxRibbonApplicationTabItem Text="Share"
IconCssClass="rb-icon rb-icon-share"
Click="@(() => ClickItem("Share tab item"))" />
<DxRibbonApplicationTabItem Text="Print"
IconCssClass="rb-icon rb-icon-print"
Click="@(() => ClickItem("Print tab item"))" />
</DxRibbonApplicationTab>
<DxRibbonTab Text="Home">...</DxRibbonTab>
<DxRibbonTab Text="Insert">...</DxRibbonTab>
</DxRibbon>
If you prefer to handle all clicks on application tab’s items in one place, use the ApplicationTabItemClick event.
See Also