ShowViewStrategyBase.ShowViewInPopupWindow(View, Action, Action, String, String, Frame, Action<ShowViewParameters>) Method

Shows the specified View in a popup dialog with OK and Cancel buttons.

Namespace: DevExpress.ExpressApp

Assembly: DevExpress.ExpressApp.v25.2.dll

NuGet Package: DevExpress.ExpressApp

Declaration

C#

public void ShowViewInPopupWindow(
    View view,
    Action okDelegate = null,
    Action cancelDelegate = null,
    string okButtonCaption = null,
    string cancelButtonCaption = null,
    Frame sourceFrame = null,
    Action<ShowViewParameters> configureDelegate = null
)

VB.NET

Public Sub ShowViewInPopupWindow(
    view As View,
    okDelegate As Action = Nothing,
    cancelDelegate As Action = Nothing,
    okButtonCaption As String = Nothing,
    cancelButtonCaption As String = Nothing,
    sourceFrame As Frame = Nothing,
    configureDelegate As Action(Of ShowViewParameters) = Nothing
)

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
view	View	A View to be displayed in the pop-up window.

Optional Parameters

Name	Type	Default	Description
okDelegate	Action	null	A delegate method that is executed when the OK button is clicked.
cancelDelegate	Action	null	A delegate method that is executed when the Cancel button is clicked.
okButtonCaption	String	null	The caption of the OK button.
cancelButtonCaption	String	null	The caption of the Cancel button.
sourceFrame	Frame	null	A Frame from which the pop-up window is invoked.
configureDelegate	Action<ShowViewParameters>	null	A delegate method that allows you to configure View parameters before creating the pop-up window.

Remarks

The ShowViewInPopupWindow method displays a dialog that contains the specified View and two buttons - OK and Cancel. Both buttons close the dialog.

using DevExpress.ExpressApp;
using DevExpress.ExpressApp.Actions;
using DevExpress.ExpressApp.DC;
// ...
public class MyDialogController : ViewController {
    public MyDialogController() {
        SimpleAction action = new SimpleAction(this, "Email", "View");
        action.Execute += Action_Execute;
    }
    private void Action_Execute(object sender, SimpleActionExecuteEventArgs e) {
        IObjectSpace objectSpace = Application.CreateObjectSpace<MyDialog>();
        MyDialog myDialogObject = objectSpace.CreateObject<MyDialog>();
        myDialogObject.Message = "Do you want to send an email?";
        DetailView dialogView = Application.CreateDetailView(objectSpace, myDialogObject);
        Application.ShowViewStrategy.ShowViewInPopupWindow(dialogView,
            () => Application.ShowViewStrategy.ShowMessage("Done."),
            () => Application.ShowViewStrategy.ShowMessage("Cancelled."),
            null, null, this.Frame
        );
    }
}

[DomainComponent]
public class MyDialog {
    public string Message { get; set; }
}

Advanced Example

This code sample calls the ShowViewInPopupWindow method and accesses the following information inside the method implementation:

• the initial view and its objects;
• the pop-up view and its objects;
• the ShowViewParameters and its objects;
• the dialog controller for configuration.

using DevExpress.ExpressApp;
using DevExpress.ExpressApp.Actions;
using DevExpress.Persistent.Base;
using MySolution.Module.BusinessObjects;
namespace MySolution.Blazor.Server.Controllers;
public class CustomBlazorController :ObjectViewController<DetailView, Contact> {
    public CustomBlazorController() {
        var myAction = new SimpleAction(this, "MyBlazorAction", PredefinedCategory.Edit);
        myAction.Execute += MyAction_Execute;
    }
    private void MyAction_Execute(object sender, SimpleActionExecuteEventArgs e) {
        var objectSpace = Application.CreateObjectSpace(typeof(Contact));
        var listView = Application.CreateListView(typeof(Contact), true);
        Application.ShowViewStrategy.ShowViewInPopupWindow(listView,
            () => {
                var mainViewObject = ((Contact)View.CurrentObject);
                var popupViewObjects = listView.SelectedObjects;
                Application.ShowViewStrategy.ShowMessage($"The main view's current object is {mainViewObject.FirstName}. The number of selected objects in the pop-up view is: {popupViewObjects.Count}");
            },
            () => Application.ShowViewStrategy.ShowMessage("Cancelled."),
            null, null, this.Frame,
            (showViewParameters) => {
                var dialogController = (DialogController)showViewParameters.Controllers.First(ctrl => ctrl is DialogController);
                dialogController.AcceptAction.SelectionDependencyType = SelectionDependencyType.RequireSingleObject;
            }
        );
    }
}

You can also use PopupWindowShowAction to show a View in a pop-up window. For more information, refer to the following help topic: Add an Action that Displays a Pop-Up Window.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

xaf-win-custom-button-in-lookup-property-editor/CS/EFCore/LookUpButtonEF/LookUpButtonEF.Win/Editors/MyLookupPropertyEditor.cs#L34

    var view= Helper.Application.CreateDetailView(objectSpace, editedObject, true);
    Helper.Application.ShowViewStrategy.ShowViewInPopupWindow(view);
}

XAF_how-to-show-filter-dialog-before-listview/CS/EFCore/DialogBeforeListViewEF/DialogBeforeListViewEF.Module/Controllers/ShowFilterDialogController.cs#L41

    filterDetailView.Caption = string.Format("Filter for the {0} ListView", View.Caption);
    Application.ShowViewStrategy.ShowViewInPopupWindow(filterDetailView, () => FilterDetailView_OK(filterDetailView));
}