I was just speaking of the documentation. The class does have the member (I found it through your page of examples.) It is not included as a part of your documentation.
~bob
I was just speaking of the documentation. The class does have the member (I found it through your page of examples.) It is not included as a part of your documentation.
~bob
Thanks for the feedback.
Actually, the control does have a DisplayMode property:
*** DisplayMode: Button, ImageButton, AutoPopup, Inline, Both DisplayMode = "ImageButton"
It might just be that the designer doesn't support it (which is an omission on my part and I have to add it). This means it won't show in the designer or Intellisense.
In general trust the documentation (or even better the source code for the controls!) more than the Intellisense and designer properties in the Property Grid.
+++ Rick ---
Here are a few documentation issues.
The Class wwDatePicker page does not include the "DisplayMode" member.
I suggest you include a link to this very helpful page of examples.
http://www.west-wind.com/wconnect/webcontrols/datepicker.wcsx
Do you intend to keep the HtmlDateBoxConfig class? If so, at the bottom of each page of its class members is a bad link to "Class wwHtmlDateBoxConfig".
~bob