About WinFormattedLinkLabel The WinFormattedLinkLabel™ control can display formatted text as well as several hyperlinks. The control uses XML tags very similar to HTML tags in order to accomplish this; therefore, in order for WinFormattedLinkLabel to render the formatted text, the text needs to be formed into a we...
Adding a Hyperlink as an Item in WinExplorerBar The FormattedLinkEditor class gives you the ability to add hyperlinks to any Ultimate UI for Windows Forms control which uses embeddable editors. FormattedLinkEditor derives from the embeddable editors base class in order to give Ultimate UI for Windows Forms control...
Adding a Hyperlink to a Cell in WinGrid The FormattedLinkEditor class gives you the ability to add hyperlinks to any Ultimate UI for Windows Forms control which uses embeddable editors. FormattedLinkEditor derives from the embeddable editors base class in order to give Ultimate UI for Windows Forms controls this f...
API Overview This section lists each namespace that is relevant to the control. We also give you several key classes that you will be using while programming with this control. The namespaces and classes on this page link directly into our API documentation. WinFormattedLinkLabel Namespace: (Misc Assembly) Infragi...
Create a Link Using WinFormattedLinkLabel The WinFormattedLinkLabel™ control can create a clickable link in any Ultimate UI for Windows Forms control that uses embeddable editors. You can also use this control individually to create a simple link on a form. To create a link on a form with the WinFormattedLinkLabel...
Formatting Text and Hyperlinks FormattedLinkEditor can display formatted text and hyperlinks in any Ultimate UI for Windows Forms control that supports embeddable editors. This includes the WinFormattedLinkLabel™, WinFormattedTextEditor™, as well the WinTooltipManager™, and the tooltips available for WinToolbarsMa...
Handle an Error While Parsing Formatted Text When parsing formatted text, you may encounter a parsing error. This can result from forgetting to close a tag, mismatching tags, etc. For example, you have a text box, button, and WinFormattedLinkLabel™ control on a form. When you click the button, the text in the box ...
New Horizontal Rule Tag The WinFormattedLinkLabel™ control was fitted with a new graphical element this release. This element, the HR tag, can be used to separate sections of text and images. Using the HR tag is simple; all you need to do for default functionality is add an
New Image Tag With the new image tag, you can insert any image into WinFormattedLinkLabel™. Insert images either with the SRC attribute similar to HTML or by embedding the image into the XML value with the DATA attribute. All images, by default, are rendered inline with text. However, if you need text to wrap arou...
New Span Tag and Style Attribute One of the more impressive additions to WinFormattedLinkLabel™ is the STYLE attribute. Using this attribute, you can set styles ranging from padding to foreground color to border styles. The STYLE attribute can be used on the pre-existing
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