MSPlus-ToolBar Control

This is a ToolBar control. Is it similar to the tool bar of Vs. Net ?!, However, it is in the B/S structure and is one of the MSPLUS controls.

As follows: You can directly write it in the Label to define the TOOLBAR and its sub-item <: MenuItem Label = "Edit project" ID = "X7">
<PC3: MenuItem Label = "delete" ID = "X10" LeftIcon = "icon_delete" LeftIconOver = "icon_delete_over"> </PC3: MenuItem>
<PC3: MenuItem Image = "gray"> </PC3: MenuItem>
<PC3: MenuItem Label = "display member" ID = "X11" LeftIcon = "icon_listMembers" LeftIconOver = "icon_listMembers_over"
Disable = "true">
<PC3: MenuItem Label = "new" ID = "X12" LeftIcon = "icon_new" LeftIconOver = "icon_new_over"> </PC3: MenuItem>
<PC3: MenuItem Label = "ID" ID = "X13" LeftIcon = "icon_new" LeftIconOver = "icon_new_over"> </PC3: MenuItem>
</PC3: MenuItem>
</PC3: MenuItem>

At the same time, you can bind data directly with DataTable or Xml.

Protected MSPlus. Web. UI. WebControls. MSMenu MSMenu1;

Private void Page_Load (object sender, System. EventArgs e)
{
// Place user code here to initialize the Page]
MSMenu1.DataSource = Server. MapPath ("NewMenuData. xml ");
MSMenu1.DataBind ();

}

<? Xml version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"?>
<MSPlus>
<MenuConfig> </MenuConfig>
<MenuData>
<MenuItem Label = "File" ID = "X1">
<MenuItem Label = "New" ID = "X2" LeftIcon = "icon_new.gif" LeftIconOver = "icon_new_over.gif"/>
<MenuItem Label = "Open" LeftIcon = "icon_open.gif" LeftIconOver = "icon_open_over.gif">
<MenuItem Label = "From Disk" ID = "X3" LeftIcon = "icon_new.gif" LeftIconOver = "icon_new_over.gif"/>
</MenuItem>
</MenuItem>
<MenuItem Label = "Edit" ID = "X4">
<MenuItem Label = "File" ID = "X1"/>
<MenuItem Label = "File" ID = "X1"/>
<MenuItem Image = "gray.gif"/>
<MenuItem Label = "File" ID = "X1"/>
<MenuItem Label = "File" ID = "X1">
<MenuItem Label = "New" ID = "X2" LeftIcon = "icon_new.gif" LeftIconOver = "icon_new_over.gif"/>
<MenuItem Label = "Open" LeftIcon = "icon_open.gif" LeftIconOver = "icon_open_over.gif">
<MenuItem Label = "From Disk" ID = "X3" LeftIcon = "icon_new.gif" LeftIconOver = "icon_new_over.gif">
<MenuItem Label = "File" ID = "X1">
<MenuItem Label = "New" ID = "X2" LeftIcon = "icon_new.gif" LeftIconOver = "icon_new_over.gif"/>
<MenuItem Label = "Open" LeftIcon = "icon_open.gif" LeftIconOver = "icon_open_over.gif">
<MenuItem Label = "From Disk" ID = "X3" LeftIcon = "icon_new.gif" LeftIconOver = "icon_new_over.gif"/>
</MenuItem>
</MenuItem>
</MenuItem>
</MenuItem>
</MenuItem>
</MenuItem>
</MenuData>
</MSPlus>

It supports unlimited layers. This function allows you to save attributes and statuses of child controls. You can dynamically add or delete a subitem or modify its attributes at runtime.

Subitem events are passed through the bubbling method layer by layer. You only need to add a Click event! Private void MSMenu1_MenuItemClick (object sender, MSPlus. Web. UI. WebControls. MenuItemClickEventArgs e)
{
Response. Write ("Click Item Label:" + e. EventItem. Label );
}

Today, I went out for a stroll and bought a white shirt (I am black, but it's pretty cool to wear white ). It took a long time to visit and I was a little tired. I had no physical strength to write about the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games. I will continue to write more details about the ToolBar.

Today we will introduce a general introduction to DataList and ToolBar. I will introduce other controls in MSPlus to you in the future. I hope you can support me!