sorry guys
Some precious minutes where I don't have to update again ;-)
So time for dinner!
enjoy your time
ah, ok, now arrive all the other update... :)
depending on MS server
@stsrki Thanks for fixing the bug "Problem in PopupClosing Event of Datagrid #3149" with 0951. But ... it was partly fixed ;-) When I click outside the modal dialog and than I click the close button, all works fine now. The fix fixed it. But when I click outside the modal dialog and than I click the Save button, the Save function is execute but the PopupClosing even still get's a "FocusLostClosing" CloseReason event, and therefor it doesn't close. You can see this behaviour in my test project which i have uploaded last on GitHub.
@StefanOssendorf hmmm, can you explain?
we do have some themes ready https://commercial.blazorise.com/themes
We have to keep the look & feel of our apps across platforms (WPF & Blazor) so a pre-created theme provider does not fit the bill. Currently our UI guy is just overwriting the necessary classes per component/case to fit our styling theme. Implementing a ThemeProvider which would do that automatically could make our life easier I think.
Do you can any use cases what is missing? What is your UI guy doing manually?
it's a good idea, thanks
Btw do you have a discord server for Blazorise?
I have
@StefanOssendorf As long as you implement proper equality comparer on that same object type than it should work. And also, override
.ToString(), as that will be used as a value in theoptionelement in the DOM
I'm not sure. When I interpret your code correctly it won't work since there is no String -> Object translation happening.
if you have a Person class
class Person
{
public int Id {get;set;}
public string Name {get;set;}
public override string ToString()
{
return Id.ToString();
}
}
Where
Person SelectedPerson { get; set; }.
@stsrki
This does not work with the Person implementation you suggested:
This does not work with the Person implementation you suggested:
<SelectList TItem="Person" TValue="Person" Data="@Persons" TextField="@(p => p.Name)" ValueField="@(p => p)" @bind-SelectedValue="SelectedPerson" />
@if (SelectedPerson is not null)
{
<p>
Currently selected person is: @SelectedPerson.Id @SelectedPerson.Name
</p>
}
@code {
private List<Person> Persons
{
get;
} = new()
{
new Person { Name = "Hans", Id = 1 },
new Person { Name = "Peter", Id = 2 },
new Person { Name = "Klaus", Id = 3 },
new Person { Name = "Gustav", Id = 4 },
};
private Person _selectedPerson;
private Person SelectedPerson {
get => _selectedPerson;
set {
_selectedPerson = value;
StateHasChanged();
Console.WriteLine("Person has changed");
}
}
}
The selected person property is never changed.
Someone knows if I have a Bar component with a BarBrand/BarStart/BarEnd and inside the BarBrand an image, inside the BarStart a listgroup and in the BarEnd another image. Is it possible to set the scrollbar (in case of many items in the listgroup in the BarStart) only for the BarStart and have the BarBrand and BarEnd fixed to be always visible?
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