/// <summary>
/// Called when the user tries to view the details view of this item. We can
/// create an activex control which shows the details view content, or use the
/// details view helper. If we dont want to show the details view return true.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="title">title for the details view</param>
/// <param name="flags">flags specifying the features to include in the details view</param>
/// <param name="detailsControl">store the details view activex control here</param>
/// <returns>true if details view should be cancelled, false if not</returns>
public new bool OnDetailsView(out string title,
out GoogleDesktopDisplayDetailsViewFlags flags, out object detailsControl)
{
// Here we can create any ActiveX control for displaying the details, and
// return it via the detailsControl parameter. We choose the
// 'GoogleDesktopDisplayDetailsViewHelper' control that will give us a
// UI that's inline with how the sidebar looks.
GoogleDesktopDisplayDetailsViewHelperClass details = new
GoogleDesktopDisplayDetailsViewHelperClass();
// set the details control's content from our own data
String text = "Some sample text\r\n\r\nwithout formatting\r\nhttp://www.google.com";
details.SetContent(source, time_created, text, false, layout);
detailsControl = details;
title = heading;
flags =
GoogleDesktopDisplayDetailsViewFlags.GDD_DETAILS_VIEW_FLAG_TOOLBAR_OPEN |
GoogleDesktopDisplayDetailsViewFlags.GDD_DETAILS_VIEW_FLAG_NEGATIVE_FEEDBACK;
return(false); // return false to show details view, true to cancel it.
}
/// <summary>
/// Called when the user tries to view the details view of this item. We can
/// create an activex control which shows the details view content, or use the
/// details view helper. If we dont want to show the details view return true.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="title">title for the details view</param>
/// <param name="flags">flags specifying the features to include in the details view</param>
/// <param name="detailsControl">store the details view activex control here</param>
/// <returns>true if details view should be cancelled, false if not</returns>
public new bool OnDetailsView(out string title,
out GoogleDesktopDisplayDetailsViewFlags flags, out object detailsControl)
{
// Here we can create any ActiveX control for displaying the details, and
// return it via the detailsControl parameter. We choose the
// 'GoogleDesktopDisplayDetailsViewHelper' control that will give us a
// UI that's inline with how the sidebar looks.
GoogleDesktopDisplayDetailsViewHelperClass details = new
GoogleDesktopDisplayDetailsViewHelperClass();
// set the details control's content from our own data
String text = "Some sample text\r\n\r\nwithout formatting\r\nhttp://www.google.com";
details.SetContent(source, time_created, text, false, layout);
detailsControl = details;
title = heading;
flags =
GoogleDesktopDisplayDetailsViewFlags.GDD_DETAILS_VIEW_FLAG_TOOLBAR_OPEN |
GoogleDesktopDisplayDetailsViewFlags.GDD_DETAILS_VIEW_FLAG_NEGATIVE_FEEDBACK;
return false; // return false to show details view, true to cancel it.
}
