Dialog Events

This article explains the events available in the Telerik Dialog for Blazor:

• VisibleChanged

The event is an EventCallback. It can be synchronous and return void, or asynchronous and return async Task. Do not use async void.

VisibleChanged

You can use the VisibleChanged event to get notifications when the user tries to close the Dialog. You can effectively cancel the event by not propagating the new visibility state to the variable the Visible property is bound to. This is the way to cancel the event and keep the dialog open.

React to the user closing the Dialog.

@* An example with the VisibleChanged event. *@

@result

<TelerikButton OnClick="@ToggleDialog">Toggle the Dialog</TelerikButton>

<TelerikDialog Visible="@Visible" VisibleChanged="@VisibleChangedHandler"
               Title="@Title">
    <DialogContent>
        A new version of <strong>Telerik UI for Blazor</strong> is available. Would you like to download and install it now?
    </DialogContent>
    <DialogButtons>
        <TelerikButton OnClick="@ToggleDialog">Skip this version</TelerikButton>
        <TelerikButton OnClick="@ToggleDialog">Remind me later</TelerikButton>
        <TelerikButton OnClick="@ToggleDialog" ThemeColor="primary">Install update</TelerikButton>
    </DialogButtons>
</TelerikDialog>

@code {
    private bool Visible { get; set; } = true;
    private string Title { get; set; } = "Software Update";
    string result { get; set; }

    void VisibleChangedHandler(bool currVisible)
    {
        Visible = currVisible; // If you don't do this, the Dialog won't close because of the user action

        result = $"The Dialog is now visible: {Visible}";

        Console.WriteLine("The user closed the Dialog with the [x] button on its toolbar");
    }

    public void ToggleDialog()
    {
        Visible = !Visible;

        result = $"The Dialog is now visible: {Visible}";
    }
}

Prevent the user from closing the Dialog based on a condition.

@* Not propagating the visible value from the handler to the model can prevent the user from closing the Dialog.
    Using the application code to explicitly set the visibility of the Dialog will still close it as it will not fire the event.*@

<TelerikButton OnClick="@(() => { Visible = true; })">Toggle the Dialog</TelerikButton>

<TelerikDialog Visible="@Visible" VisibleChanged="@VisibleChangedHandler"
               Title="@Title">
    <DialogContent>
        Try closing the Dialog with the [x] button on its toolbar, then toggle the checkbox and try again.
        <br />
        <label>
            The user can close the dialog with the [x] button:
            <TelerikCheckBox @bind-Value="@isClosable" />
        </label>
    </DialogContent>
</TelerikDialog>

@code {
    private bool Visible { get; set; } = true;
    private string Title { get; set; } = "Closable Dialog";
    bool isClosable { get; set; }

    void VisibleChangedHandler(bool currVisible)
    {
        if (isClosable)
        {
            Visible = currVisible; // If you don't do this, the Dialog won't close because of the user action.
        }
        else
        {
            Console.WriteLine("The user tried to close the Dialog but the code didn't let them.");
        }

    }
}