SuperToolTip.OwnerAllowHtmlText Property
Gets whether the tooltip controller allows you to use the HTML tags to format the text in this tooltip.
Namespace: DevExpress.Utils
Assembly: DevExpress.Utils.v24.2.dll
Declaration
[Browsable(false)]
[DefaultValue(false)]
[EditorBrowsable(EditorBrowsableState.Never)]
public virtual bool OwnerAllowHtmlText { get; protected set; }Property Value
| Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Boolean | false | true if the tooltip controller allows you to use the HTML tags to format the text in this tooltip; otherwise, false. |
Remarks
Use the following properties to enable HTML tags in tooltips:
- ToolTipController.AllowHtmlText — for all regular and super tooltips managed by this controller. Assign the ToolTipController component to the control’s
ToolTipControllerproperty. - BaseControl.AllowHtmlTextInToolTip — overrides the ToolTip Controller’s setting for a regular tooltip assigned to this control. To specify the tooltip’s content, use the BaseControl.ToolTip property.
- SuperToolTip.AllowHtmlText — overrides the ToolTip Controller’s setting for a particular super tooltip. To assign a super tooltip to a control, use the BaseControl.SuperTip property.
- ToolTipItem.AllowHtmlText — overrides the previous setting for a particular item (area) in a super tooltip. To specify the item’s content, use the ToolTipItem.Text property.
Example
This example demonstrates how to enable HTML tags for the SimpleButton and TextEdit controls.
toolTipController1.AllowHtmlText = true;
simpleButton1.ToolTipController = toolTipController1;
textEdit1.ToolTipController = toolTipController1;
simpleButton1.ToolTip = "I\'ve agree to the <href=www.devexpress.com>terms and conditions</href>.<br/>I want to <b>subscribe</b> to the newsletter.";
textEdit1.ToolTip = "Enter your <b>valid</b> e-mail address.";
//...
private void toolTipController1_HyperlinkClick(object sender, HyperlinkClickEventArgs e) {
// Handle a click on a hyperlink displayed in a tooltip.
}
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