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Add DevExtreme to an Angular CLI Application
with this package. Use Globalize at your own risk. In v25.1, we will remove Globalize from our installation, templates, and demos. We recommend switching to Intl for a more secure solution. If you want to use... use NgModule, import the DevExtreme modules as demonstrated in the following code snippet. If tree shaking is configured in your application, import the modules from devextreme-angular. If not, import
Using Angular Signals with DevExtreme
. If you want to integrate this capability into your application, you can examine a sample DevExtreme application with signals and effects. View in CodeSandBox The prefix
DevExtreme Vue Components
DevExtreme Vue UI components into your application, refer to the Add DevExtreme to a Vue Application article.
dxDraggable Configuration
: function (e) { e.itemData = e.fromData.text; // your code } }); }); function dragTemplateFunc(item, customContainer){ var $customContainer...; // your code } } export default App; ASP.NET Core Controls Razor C# @(Html.DevExtreme().Draggable() .DataSource(d => d.Mvc() // ... ) .OnDragStart("onDragStart
PivotGridDataSource Configuration
({ onChanged: function () { // Your code goes here } }); $("#pivotGridContainer").dxPivotGrid({ dataSource: pivotGridDataSource }); }); Angular TypeScriptHTML...: PivotGridDataSource; constructor() { this.pivotGridDataSource = new PivotGridDataSource({ onChanged: () => { // Your code goes here