DetailView Class

Represents a Detail View.

Namespace: DevExpress.ExpressApp

Assembly: DevExpress.ExpressApp.v19.2.dll

Declaration

C#

public class DetailView :
    ObjectView

VB.NET

Public Class DetailView
    Inherits ObjectView

Related API Members

The following members return DetailView objects:

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• CreateCustomCurrentObjectDetailViewEventArgs.CurrentDetailView
• CreateCustomCurrentObjectDetailViewEventArgs.DetailView
• CreateCustomParametersDetailViewEventArgs.DetailView
• DetailViewCreatedEventArgs.View
• DetailViewCreatingEventArgs.View
• LastLogonParametersWritingEventArgs.DetailView
• ListView.EditView
• ModificationsController.DetailView
• XafApplication.CreateDetailView(IObjectSpace, IModelDetailView, Boolean, Object)
• XafApplication.CreateDetailView(IObjectSpace, IModelDetailView, Boolean)
• XafApplication.CreateDetailView(IObjectSpace, Object, Boolean)
• XafApplication.CreateDetailView(IObjectSpace, Object, View)
• XafApplication.CreateDetailView(IObjectSpace, Object)
• XafApplication.CreateDetailView(IObjectSpace, String, Boolean, Object, Boolean, IEnumerable)
• XafApplication.CreateDetailView(IObjectSpace, String, Boolean, Object)
• XafApplication.CreateDetailView(IObjectSpace, String, Boolean)
• XafApplication.CreateDetailView(Object, Boolean)
• XafApplication.CreateDetailView(Object)

Remarks

The DetailView class allows you to view or edit an individual object’s properties.

A Detail View in a WinForms application

A Detail View in an ASP.NET application

A Detail View in a Mobile application

Detail Views are the result of the automatic UI construction. This means that you do not need to create DetailView objects manually. However, you can influence this process by editing the Application Model‘s Views | <DetailView> node. Via this node, you can specify the object to be represented, the View Items to be displayed in a UI and layout of these items.

If you need to customize a Detail View in code, you can access it via a Frame.View or ViewController.View property. Use a DetailView‘s DetailView.CurrentObject property to specify the object to be represented; the CompositeView.Items, CompositeView.AddItem, CompositeView.RemoveItem and CompositeView.InsertItem members - to specify the View Items to be displayed; the CompositeView.LayoutManager property - to specify the View Items layout.

The ObjectView class, which is the base class for the DetailView class, has one more descendant - the ListView class. This class is used to represent an object collection.

Related GitHub Examples

The following code snippet (auto-collected from DevExpress Examples) contains a reference to the DetailView class.

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C#

XAF_validation-how-to-highlight-invalid-properties-when-the-view-is-shown-e1524/CS/DXSample.Module/ImmediateValidationController.cs#L46

    }
} else if (View is DetailView) {
    ImmediateValidationTargetObjectsSelector objectsSelector = new ImmediateValidationTargetObjectsSelector();

VB.NET

XAF_validation-how-to-highlight-invalid-properties-when-the-view-is-shown-e1524/VB/DXSample.Module/ImmediateValidationController.vb#L49

    End If
ElseIf TypeOf View Is DetailView Then
    Dim objectsSelector As New ImmediateValidationTargetObjectsSelector()

Inheritance

Object

View

CompositeView

ObjectView

DetailView

Extension Methods

CustomizeViewItemControl(Controller, Action<ViewItem>)

CustomizeViewItemControl<T>(Controller, Action<T>)

CustomizeViewItemControl(Controller, Action<ViewItem>, String[])

CustomizeViewItemControl<T>(Controller, Action<T>, String[])