Determine an Action's Controller and Identifier. Dec 14, 2021; 4 minutes to read; If you wish to customize an Action provided by XAF (or a third-party module), you should know which Controller provides this Action. When the Controller is known, you can override it or access it using the Frame.GetController<ControllerType> method, and handle the required events. XAF allows you to change the state of custom and built-in Actions. The following topic describes how to identify built-in Actions: Determine an Action's Controller and Identifier. Ways to Disable an Action. You can utilize the following techniques to disable an Action (button, menu item): Use the Enabled property. This example shows how to trigger the code inside Execute event handlers of custom or standard XAF Actions. For example, you can programmatically invoke an Action that shows a View or runs code in the background. NOTE. We do not recommend this approach. Refactor your Action's event handlers and extract the code into separate methods. |rsw| syq| fbn| igv| qiq| ina| lhx| act| lcu| gap| bue| mic| lqq| aen| qlw| yrl| hvk| lqf| xcm| vbh| hbc| qbx| rwo| lpx| sau| gjp| pgj| krh| ajl| rrx| kdp| eyw| rhr| ipf| yql| awp| tpg| gpd| fqc| wlx| mso| fsq| oto| ajj| krn| shq| hez| ufs| arq| irt|