Devexpress xaf disable new
In DevExpress XAF, you can disable the "New" button in the application's navigation menu or in a specific module by using the following approaches:
1. Disabling the "New" button globally
You can disable the "New" button globally by setting the AllowNew
property of the Application
class to false
. This will disable the "New" button for all modules and navigation items.
Here's an example:
using DevExpress.Xaf;
using DevExpress.Xaf.Modules;
public class MyApplication : Application {
public MyApplication() {
AllowNew = false;
}
}
2. Disabling the "New" button for a specific module
You can disable the "New" button for a specific module by setting the AllowNew
property of the Module
class to false
.
Here's an example:
using DevExpress.Xaf;
using DevExpress.Xaf.Modules;
public class MyModule : ModuleBase {
public MyModule() {
AllowNew = false;
}
}
3. Disabling the "New" button for a specific navigation item
You can disable the "New" button for a specific navigation item by setting the AllowNew
property of the NavigationItem
class to false
.
Here's an example:
using DevExpress.Xaf;
using DevExpress.Xaf.Modules;
public class MyNavigationItem : NavigationItem {
public MyNavigationItem() {
AllowNew = false;
}
}
4. Disabling the "New" button programmatically
You can also disable the "New" button programmatically by handling the NavigationItemCreated
event of the Application
class.
Here's an example:
using DevExpress.Xaf;
using DevExpress.Xaf.Modules;
public class MyApplication : Application {
public MyApplication() {
NavigationItemCreated += OnNavigationItemCreated;
}
private void OnNavigationItemCreated(object sender, NavigationItemCreatedEventArgs e) {
if (e.NavigationItem is MyNavigationItem) {
e.NavigationItem.AllowNew = false;
}
}
}
Note that these approaches will disable the "New" button for all users, including administrators. If you want to disable the "New" button only for non-administrators, you'll need to implement additional logic to check the user's role or permissions.