WindowsUIButton Class

A Custom Button in the WindowsUI View. A button in the WindowsUIButtonPanel control.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraBars.Docking2010

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraBars.v18.1.dll

Declaration

C#

public class WindowsUIButton :
    BaseButton,
    IButton,
    IButtonProperties,
    IBaseButton,
    IDisposable,
    ISupportGroupUpdate,
    IHeaderButton,
    ISupportCommandBinding

VB.NET

Public Class WindowsUIButton
    Inherits BaseButton
    Implements IButton,
               IButtonProperties,
               IBaseButton,
               IDisposable,
               ISupportGroupUpdate,
               IHeaderButton,
               ISupportCommandBinding

Remarks

Along with Custom Navigation Bar Actions, you can add Custom Buttons to your Content Containers. Custom Buttons are WindowsUIButton class objects stored in the container’s BaseContentContainer.Buttons collection:

See the WindowsUI Buttons topic to learn more.

Not only do DocumentManager-based applications implement the WindowsUIButtons functionality, you can also use WindowsUIButtons within stand-alone containers in any application you want.

See the WindowsUI Button Panel topic for more info.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

how-to-create-documents-and-navigate-between-views-by-using-documentmanagerservice-t542778/CS/WindowsApplication3/MVVM/Views/OrdersTestView.cs#L18

fluent.SetBinding(treeList1, c => c.DataSource, x => x.Entities);
fluent.BindCommand(windowsUIButtonPanel1.Buttons[0] as WindowsUIButton, x => x.Clear());
fluent.BindCommand(windowsUIButtonPanel1.Buttons[1] as WindowsUIButton, x => x.RemoveLast());

how-to-create-a-custom-dialogservice-with-custom-commands-t590911/CS/DXApplication5/MVVM/Views/CustomersView.cs#L22

fluent.SetBinding(customersGridControl, c => c.DataSource, x => x.Entities);
fluent.BindCommand(windowsUIButtonPanel.Buttons[0] as WindowsUIButton, x => x.FindCustomer());
fluent.WithEvent<DevExpress.XtraGrid.Views.Base.ColumnView, DevExpress.XtraGrid.Views.Base.FocusedRowObjectChangedEventArgs>(gridView1, "FocusedRowObjectChanged")

VB.NET

how-to-create-documents-and-navigate-between-views-by-using-documentmanagerservice-t542778/VB/WindowsApplication3/MVVM/Views/OrdersTestView.vb#L20

fluent.SetBinding(treeList1, Function(c) c.DataSource, Function(x) x.Entities)
fluent.BindCommand(TryCast(windowsUIButtonPanel1.Buttons(0), WindowsUIButton), Sub(x) x.Clear())
fluent.BindCommand(TryCast(windowsUIButtonPanel1.Buttons(1), WindowsUIButton), Sub(x) x.RemoveLast())

how-to-create-a-custom-dialogservice-with-custom-commands-t590911/VB/DXApplication5/MVVM/Views/CustomersView.vb#L23

fluent.SetBinding(customersGridControl, Function(c) c.DataSource, Function(x) x.Entities)
fluent.BindCommand(TryCast(windowsUIButtonPanel.Buttons(0), WindowsUIButton), Sub(x) x.FindCustomer())
fluent.WithEvent(Of ColumnView, FocusedRowObjectChangedEventArgs)(gridView1, "FocusedRowObjectChanged").SetBinding(Function(x) x.SelectedEntity, _

Implements

IButton

IButtonProperties

Inheritance

Object

DevExpress.XtraEditors.ButtonPanel.BaseButton

WindowsUIButton