JavaScript/jQuery Popover - toolbarItems
Specifies items displayed on the top or bottom toolbar of the popup window.
disabled
Specifies whether or not a toolbar item must be displayed disabled.
location
Specifies a location for the item on the toolbar.
Use the ToolbarItemLocation enum to specify this option when the widget is used as an ASP.NET MVC Control. This enum accepts the following values: Before, After, and Center.
options
Specifies a configuration object for the widget that presents a toolbar item.
When using ASP.NET MVC Controls, configure the widget with a lambda expression in the following manner.
// Instead of Popup here you can use Popover
@(Html.DevExtreme().Popup()
.ToolbarItems(items => {
items.Add().Widget(w => w
// Instead of Button here can be any other widget
.Button()
.Text("Back")
);
})
)' Instead of Popup here you can use Popover
@(Html.DevExtreme().Popup() _
.ToolbarItems(Sub(items)
items.Add().Widget(Function(w)
' Instead of Button here can be any other widget
Return w.Button().Text("Back")
End Function)
End Sub)
)template
Specifies an item template that should be used to render this item only.
Whether you use a default or a custom template for widget items, you can specify a specific template for a particular item. To do so, set the template field for the data source object of this item. The following types of the specified value are available.
- Assign a jQuery object of the template's container.
- Assign a DOM Node of the template's container.
- Assign a function that returns the jQuery object or a DOM Node of the template's container.
toolbar
Specifies whether the item is displayed on a top or bottom toolbar.
Use the Toolbar enum to specify this option when the widget is used as an ASP.NET MVC Control. This enum accepts the following values: Top and Bottom.
widget
A widget that presents a toolbar item.
When using ASP.NET MVC Controls, configure the widget with a lambda expression in the following manner.
// Instead of Popup here you can use Popover
@(Html.DevExtreme().Popup()
.ToolbarItems(items => {
items.Add().Widget(w => w
// Instead of Button here can be any other widget
.Button()
.Text("Back")
);
})
)' Instead of Popup here you can use Popover
@(Html.DevExtreme().Popup() _
.ToolbarItems(Sub(items)
items.Add().Widget(Function(w)
' Instead of Button here can be any other widget
Return w.Button().Text("Back")
End Function)
End Sub)
)
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