private WebControl getIconButton()
{
var parent = new EwfLabel {
CssClass = "fa-stack datetimepickerIcon"
};
var iconCal = new FontAwesomeIcon("fa-calendar-o", "fa-stack-2x");
var iconTime = new FontAwesomeIcon("fa-clock-o", "fa-stack-1x");
iconTime.Style.Add(HtmlTextWriterStyle.Position, "relative");
iconTime.Style.Add(HtmlTextWriterStyle.Top, ".20em");
parent.AddControlsReturnThis(iconCal, iconTime);
var style = new CustomActionControlStyle(control => control.AddControlsReturnThis(parent));
return(new CustomButton(() => "$( '#{0}' ).datetimepicker( 'show' )".FormatWith(textBox.TextBoxClientId))
{
ActionControlStyle = style,
CssClass = "icon"
});
}
void ControlTreeDataLoader.LoadData()
{
if( postBack != null || AutoPostBack )
EwfPage.Instance.AddPostBack( postBack ?? EwfPage.Instance.DataUpdatePostBack );
CssClass = CssElementCreator.CssClass.ConcatenateWithSpace( CssClass );
checkBox = new WebControl( HtmlTextWriterTag.Input );
PreRender += delegate {
AddCheckBoxAttributes( checkBox, this, checkBoxFormValue, radioButtonFormValue, radioButtonListItemId, postBack, AutoPostBack, onClickJsMethods );
checkBox.Attributes.Add( "class", CssElementCreator.CssClass );
};
Controls.Add( checkBox );
EwfLabel labelControl = null;
if( label.Any() ) {
labelControl = new EwfLabel { Text = label, CssClass = CssElementCreator.CssClass };
Controls.Add( labelControl );
}
if( ToolTip != null || ToolTipControl != null )
new ToolTip( ToolTipControl ?? EnterpriseWebFramework.Controls.ToolTip.GetToolTipTextControl( ToolTip ), label.Any() ? labelControl : checkBox );
}
private Control getProcessingDialog()
{
/*
* We switched from an animated GIF to a JavaScript-based spinner due to a number of benefits.
* First, IE stops animating all GIFs when a request is made, even with the latest version. They do not believe this is a bug.
* Firefox stops animating GIFs in other situations, such as when we hide the processing dialog when the user wants to attempt
* the request again.
* In both of the above situations, there are a number of convoluted hacks that fix the problem in some situations, but not all. One example is
* enumerating the images in the document in JavaScript and setting the src attribute to the value of the src attribute.
* The above problems still exist even if you use CSS to display the image, using the background-image style.
* An alternate situation may be to use a PNG and use CSS3 animations to rotate the image, making it spin. However browser support still
* isn't solid for CSS3 animations, such as all IE versions before IE10.
* Another point against images is that you have to prevent dragging and disable selection, to make the interface look more professional.
* Spin.js also has the benefit of being fully compatible with all browsers across the board.
*/
// These are used by the EWF JavaScript file.
const string dialogId = "ewfProcessingDialog";
const string spinnerId = "ewfSpinner";
var spinnerParent = new EwfLabel { ClientIDMode = ClientIDMode.Static, ID = spinnerId };
spinnerParent.Style.Add( HtmlTextWriterStyle.Position, "relative" );
spinnerParent.Style.Add( HtmlTextWriterStyle.MarginLeft, "25px" );
spinnerParent.Style.Add( HtmlTextWriterStyle.MarginRight, "40px" );
return
new Block(
new Paragraph(
spinnerParent,
Translation.Processing.GetLiteralControl(),
getProcessingDialogEllipsisDot( 1 ),
getProcessingDialogEllipsisDot( 2 ),
getProcessingDialogEllipsisDot( 3 ) ) { CssClass = processingDialogProcessingParagraphClass },
new Paragraph(
new CustomButton( () => "stopPostBackRequest()" ) { ActionControlStyle = new TextActionControlStyle( Translation.ThisSeemsToBeTakingAWhile ) } )
{
CssClass = processingDialogTimeOutParagraphClass
} ) { ClientIDMode = ClientIDMode.Static, ID = dialogId, CssClass = processingDialogBlockInactiveClass };
}