This example shows how to open a UXDialogBox with attached window.

Example

Description

When integrated with desktop manager, the dialog box will be attached to a specified window instance which makes the dialog box modal only to that particular attached window. To learn more about user experiences, see User Experiences Overview.

The following example explains how to show a dialog box that is attached to a parent window.

Code

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private void uXButton1_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { EditDialogBox dialogBox = new EditDialogBox(); UXDesktop currentDesktop = this.GetDesktop(); dialogBox.ShowDialog( // show dialog box attached to the wndHome. currentDesktop.FindWindow("wndHome"), // callback handler for the close event (dialogResult) => { if (dialogResult == Intersoft.Client.Framework.DialogResult.OK) { MessageBox.Show("The dialog box result is OK"); } }); }

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private void uXButton1_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
    EditDialogBox dialogBox = new EditDialogBox();
    UXDesktop currentDesktop = this.GetDesktop();
    
    dialogBox.ShowDialog(
        
        // show dialog box attached to the wndHome.
        currentDesktop.FindWindow("wndHome"),

        // callback handler for the close event
        (dialogResult) =>
        {
            if (dialogResult == Intersoft.Client.Framework.DialogResult.OK)
            {
                MessageBox.Show("The dialog box result is OK");
            }
        });
}

Concepts

Window and Dialog Boxes Overview

Other Resources

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Window and Dialog Boxes How-to Topics

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