RibbonControl.ShowMessage(String, String, MessageBoxIcon, MessageBoxButtons) Method
Displays a message with the specified caption, text, and buttons in the message bar.
Namespace: DevExpress.XtraBars.Ribbon
Assembly: DevExpress.XtraBars.v24.2.dll
Declaration
public void ShowMessage(
string caption,
string text,
MessageBoxIcon icon,
MessageBoxButtons buttons
)
Parameters
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
caption | String | The caption. |
text | String | The text. |
icon | MessageBoxIcon | The icon. |
buttons | MessageBoxButtons | The buttons. |
Remarks
The ShowMessage
method creates a message, adds it to the Messages collection, and displays it in the message bar.
Read the following topic for information: Ribbon Message.
Example
using DevExpress.XtraBars.Ribbon;
void ShowMessage() {
RibbonMessageArgs args = new RibbonMessageArgs();
args.Caption = "What's New";
args.Text = "Explore our new WinForms-related features we expect to introduce in our first major update this year (v23.1).";
args.Icon = MessageBoxIcon.Information;
args.Buttons = new DialogResult[] { DialogResult.OK };
args.Showing += Args_Showing;
Ribbon.ShowMessage(args);
Ribbon.MessageClosed += Ribbon_MessageClosed;
}
void Ribbon_MessageClosed(object sender, RibbonMessageClosedArgs e) {
if(e.Result == DialogResult.OK)
DevExpress.Data.Utils.SafeProcess.Start("https://community.devexpress.com/blogs/winforms/archive/2023/02/16/devexpress-winforms-roadmap-23-1.aspx");
}
void Args_Showing(object sender, RibbonMessageShowingArgs e) {
e.Buttons[DialogResult.OK].Caption = "Explore Roadmap";
}
The following image shows the result:
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