ThemedWindowDialogButton.DialogResult Property

Gets or sets the dialog’s result when the UICommand is not specified.

Namespace: DevExpress.Xpf.Core

Assembly: DevExpress.Xpf.Core.v26.1.dll

NuGet Package: DevExpress.Wpf.Core

Declaration

C#

public MessageBoxResult DialogResult { get; set; }

VB.NET

Public Property DialogResult As MessageBoxResult

Property Value

Type	Description
MessageBoxResult	The dialog result value.

Remarks

The following code sample shows how to add the OK and Cancel dialog buttons to the ThemedWindow in code:

C#

ThemedWindow themedWindow = new ThemedWindow() { Title = "Your update is ready" };
themedWindow.Content = new TextBlock() { Text = "Do you want to update now?" };

ThemedWindowDialogButton CancelDialogButton = new ThemedWindowDialogButton() { Content = "Don't Remind Me", IsCancel = true, DialogResult = MessageBoxResult.Cancel };
themedWindow.DialogButtons.Add(CancelDialogButton);

ThemedWindowDialogButton OKDialogButton = new ThemedWindowDialogButton() { Content = "Install Update", IsDefault = true, DialogResult = MessageBoxResult.OK };
themedWindow.DialogButtons.Add(OKDialogButton);

ThemedWindowDialogButton DismissDialogButton = new ThemedWindowDialogButton() { Content = "Remind Me Tomorrow", DialogResult = MessageBoxResult.No, Placement = Dock.Left  };
themedWindow.DialogButtons.Add(DismissDialogButton);

themedWindow.ShowDialog();

VB.NET

Private Sub SurroundingSub()
  Dim themedWindow As ThemedWindow = New ThemedWindow() With {
      .Title = "Your update is ready"
  }
  Dim themedWindow.Content = New TextBlock() With {
      .Text  = "Do you want to update now?"
  }
  Dim CancelDialogButton As ThemedWindowDialogButton = New ThemedWindowDialogButton() With {
      .Content = "Don't Remind Me",
      .IsCancel = True,
      .DialogResult = MessageBoxResult.Cancel
  }
  themedWindow.DialogButtons.Add(CancelDialogButton)

  Dim OKDialogButton As ThemedWindowDialogButton = New ThemedWindowDialogButton() With {
      .Content = "Install Update",
      .IsDefault = True,
      .DialogResult = MessageBoxResult.OK
  }
  themedWindow.DialogButtons.Add(OKDialogButton)

  Dim DismissDialogButton As ThemedWindowDialogButton = New ThemedWindowDialogButton() With {
      .Content = "Remind Me Tomorrow",
      .DialogResult = MessageBoxResult.No,
      .Placement = Dock.Left
  }
  themedWindow.DialogButtons.Add(DismissDialogButton)

  themedWindow.ShowDialog()
End Sub

Related GitHub Examples

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XAML

wpf-scheduler-specify-custom-edit-and-recurrence-dialogs/CS/CustomMvvmFormWithRecurrenceExample/HospitalRecurrenceWindow.xaml#L56

<dx:ThemedWindow.DialogButtons>
    <dx:ThemedWindowDialogButton Content="{dxsch:SchedulerLocalizer StringId=ButtonCaption_OK}" Command="{Binding SaveCommand}" IsDefault="True" MinWidth="65" DialogResult="OK"/>
    <dx:ThemedWindowDialogButton Content="{dxsch:SchedulerLocalizer StringId=ButtonCaption_Cancel}" IsCancel="True" MinWidth="65" DialogResult="Cancel"/>

wpf-imageedit-edit-images-in-separate-window/CS/ImageEditToEditModeBehavior/EditImageWindow.xaml#L73

                             IsEnabled="{DXBinding '@e(editBehavior).HasChanges'}"
                             DialogResult="OK"/>
<dx:ThemedWindowDialogButton Content="Cancel"