XtraBaseArgs.AllowHtmlText Property

Gets or sets whether the shown object supports HTML-inspired Text Formatting.

Assembly : DevExpress.XtraEditors.v25.2.dll

NuGet Package : DevExpress.Win.Navigation

Declaration

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public DefaultBoolean AllowHtmlText { get; set; }

Public Property AllowHtmlText As DefaultBoolean

Property Value

Type	Description
DefaultBoolean

Specifies whether HTML tags are accepted.

Available values:

Name	Description	Return Value
True

The value is true.

0

| | False |

The value is false.

1

| | Default |

The value is specified by a global option or a higher-level object.

2

Remarks

Example 1

The code below uses HTML tags to format the XtraMessageBox caption and content texts.

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XtraMessageBoxArgs xma = new XtraMessageBoxArgs();
xma.Caption = "<b><color=green>Greed Bold Title</color></b>";
xma.Text = "<color=red><size=+4>Increased red content text</size></color>";
xma.AllowHtmlText = DevExpress.Utils.DefaultBoolean.True;
XtraMessageBox.Show(xma);

Dim xma As New XtraMessageBoxArgs()
xma.Caption = "<b><color=green>Greed Bold Title</color></b>"
xma.Text = "<color=red><size=+4>Increased red content text</size></color>"
xma.AllowHtmlText = DevExpress.Utils.DefaultBoolean.True
XtraMessageBox.Show(xma)

Example 2

The code below shows how to add an image from Resources:

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XtraMessageBoxArgs args = new XtraMessageBoxArgs();
args.AllowHtmlText = DevExpress.Utils.DefaultBoolean.True;
args.Caption = "Message";
args.Text = "Text<image=#imgResourceName>";
XtraMessageBox.Show(args);

Dim args As New XtraMessageBoxArgs()
args.AllowHtmlText = DevExpress.Utils.DefaultBoolean.True
args.Caption = "Message"
args.Text = "Text<image=#imgResourceName>"
XtraMessageBox.Show(args)

Alternatively, you can use an image from a collection.