Unexpected behavior using HideAsync() with key parameter
Thank you for the quick and, as always, professional response.
Query 1:
Understood. I was playing with the idea of using the same SfToast component to display toasts with different content and observed the behavior. In reality, I would have to track each toast so I can selectively hide them which, after more thought, would require discrete Key values.
Query 2:
My question was too general. Let me try to be specific. As observed, the component exposes the ContentTemplate parameter though seems to ignore its value.
As a demonstration, using the core originally provided, add ContentTemplate=@template to SfToast definition AND comment out the args.Options.ContentTemplate = template; in the OnOpenHandler() method. The toast is displayed with no content.
Examining the args.Options field when using a breakpoint in the OpenedHandler() method shows that both Content and ContentTemplate are null (which I assume are their default values).
So, to restate my question more specifically: Why is the ContentTemplate parameter ignored?
The following are the code changes described above:
<SfToast @ref=@ToastObj
Timeout=0
ContentTemplate=@template
>
<ToastEvents Opened=@OpenedHandler
OnOpen=@OnOpenHandler
Closed=@ClosedHandler
>
</ToastEvents>
</SfToast>
===AND===
private void OnOpenHandler(ToastBeforeOpenArgs args)
{
Debug.WriteLine("OnOpenHandler method invoked.");
//args.Options.ContentTemplate = template;
// (1): Use the following code to implement a static Key
args.Options.Key = toastKey;
// (2): Use the following code to implement a dynamic Key
//args.Options.Key = ++toastKey;
}
