AlarmBanner class¶
Defined in
Namespace: CrissCross.WPF.UI.Controls
Assembly: CrissCross.WPF.UI.dll
Full name: CrissCross.WPF.UI.Controls.AlarmBanner
Modifiers: public
Summary¶
AlarmBanner is an inline notification optimized for industrial/commercial alarm messages.
It reuses the InfoBar visual language and supports acknowledgement and close actions.
Applies to
net10.0-windows10.0.19041, net9.0-windows10.0.19041, net8.0-windows10.0.19041, net481
Class hierarchy
classDiagram
class AlarmBanner
class ContentControl
ContentControl <|-- AlarmBanner
Inherits from: ContentControl
Constructors¶
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
| .ctor | Initializes a new instance of the [AlarmBanner](# class. |
Properties¶
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
| IsActive | Gets or sets a value indicating whether the alarm banner is active and visible. |
| IsClosable | Gets or sets a value indicating whether the user can close the banner. |
| Message | Gets or sets the text message displayed by the banner. |
| Severity | Gets or sets the severity for the banner. |
| AcknowledgeText | Gets or sets the label for the acknowledge button. |
| IsAcknowledgeVisible | Gets or sets a value indicating whether the acknowledge button is visible. |
| AcknowledgeCommand | Gets the acknowledge command. |
| CloseCommand | Gets the close command. |
Fields¶
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
| static IsActiveProperty | Identifies the [IsActive](# dependency property. |
| static IsClosableProperty | Identifies the [IsClosable](# dependency property. |
| static MessageProperty | Identifies the [Message](# dependency property. |
| static SeverityProperty | Identifies the [Severity](# dependency property. |
| static AcknowledgeTextProperty | Identifies the [AcknowledgeText](# dependency property. |
| static IsAcknowledgeVisibleProperty | Identifies the [IsAcknowledgeVisible](# dependency property. |
| static AcknowledgeCommandProperty | Identifies the [AcknowledgeCommand](# dependency property. |
| static CloseCommandProperty | Identifies the [CloseCommand](# dependency property. |