Close button doesn't work in DocumentContainer

[José António]

Hi, 

I am starting to use DocumentContainer, but I have some difficulty getting it to work:

<!-- In XAML Code -->

<syncfusion:DocumentContainer 

            x:Name="_MainDockManager" 

            Mode="TDI"

            Grid.Row="1">

</syncfusion:DocumentContainer>

//Code behind

public FrameworkElement ExistDocumentInDocumentContainer(string name_) {      foreach (FrameworkElement element in _MainDockManager.Items) { if (name_.ToLower() == element.Name) { return element; }      }      return null; }   

private void ButtonTest_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) {

     string title = "HeaderTitle";

     var doc = ExistDocumentInDocumentContainer(title)

     if (doc == null)

     {

           doc = new myUserControl();

           DocumentContainer.SetHeader(doc, title);      doc.Name = title.ToLower();

_MainDockManager.Items.Add(doc);       

     }

     else

     {

          _MainDockManager.ActiveDocument = doc_;

     }

}

  

What I want to achieve is to check if the document already exists in the DocumentContainer.

If exists, then activate it else add a new obejct to the DocumentContainer.

Everything seemed to work, but whenever I close the document in the x button in the right top corner of the DocumentContainer, it stays in the DocumentContainer items list and i can´t active it or show it.

What am I doing wrong, is it the right approach?

Thanks

[Unknown]

Hi José António, 

 

Thanks for contacting Syncfusion support. 

 

We are analyzing your query regarding the “When close the document in DocumentContainer the items list is not updated” and we will update your regarding this query on 5^th December 2019. 

 

Regards, 

Niranjan Kumar. 

[Unknown]

Hi José António, 

 

We have analyzed your query regarding “When close the document in DocumentContainer the items list is not updated”.  By default when tab item is closed tab item is hidden. Please use ‘RestoreDocument’ method, to restore and activate the closed document, as shown in following code example. 

 

C#: 

private void Button_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) 

        { 

            string title = "HeaderTitle"; 

            var doc = ExistDocumentInDocumentContainer(title); 

             if (doc == null) 

            { 

                doc = new myUserControl(); 

                DocumentContainer.SetHeader(doc, title); 

                doc.Name = title.ToLower(); 

                _MainDockManager.Items.Add(doc); 

 

            } 

            else 

            { 

                _MainDockManager.RestoreDocument(doc as UIElement); 

            } 

        } 

 

 

Regards, 

Niranjan Kumar