[CLOSED] EventMask add from code behind (with customtarget option) and handle when it should disapear

[ViDom]

Hi,
Like in title. I've found answer on second part(handle when disapear) of question here: post

I have write this code but there is no setter in EventMask of DirectEvents:

DirectEvents.Click.EventMask = new EventMask
                                                           {
                                                               Target = MaskTarget.CustomTarget,
                                                               Msg = "Please wait...",
                                                               CustomTarget = "#{FormPanel}",
                                                               ShowMask = true
                                                           };

How should it be done? with DirectEvents.Click.Before

Thanks,
ViDom

[Daniil]

Hi @ViDom,

I think it should be done like this.

DirectEvents.Click.EventMask.Target = MaskTarget.CustomTarget;

[ViDom]

Hi @ViDom,

I think it should be done like this.

DirectEvents.Click.EventMask.Target = MaskTarget.CustomTarget;

Yeah you are right. But how should I add CustomTarget with #{control.ID} or something like that? or just apply control.ClientID to CustomTarget property of EventMask?

[Baidaly]

Yeah you are right. But how should I add CustomTarget with #{control.ID} or something like that? or just apply control.ClientID to CustomTarget property of EventMask?

Yes, you are right. You should use CustomTarget property:

@(Html.X().Button()
	.Text("Click Me, now!")
	.ID("MyButton")
	.DirectEvents(de => {
		de.Click.Url = Url.Action("UpdateTimeStamp");
		de.Click.EventMask.CustomTarget = "#{MyButton}";
		de.Click.EventMask.Target = MaskTarget.CustomTarget;
		de.Click.EventMask.Msg = "My mask!";
		de.Click.EventMask.ShowMask = true;
	})
 )

[Daniil]

This should do the job as well. In the context of WebForms.

de.Click.EventMask.CustomTarget = MyButton.ClientID;