ListBox Events
The Telerik Blazor ListBox fires events that are related to toolbar button clicks and drag and drop user actions. This article describes all events and event arguments.
Using TItem
All ListBox event arguments are generic and depend on the component model type T. There is a framework limitation related to generic Razor components, which prevents the .NET compiler from inferring the argument type in the event handler automatically. As a result, you can often see event handler declarations that look like this:
Generic component event handlers
@* Verbose event handler declaration *@
<TelerikListBox Data="@ListBoxData"
OnRemove="@( (ListBoxRemoveEventArgs<ListBoxModel> args) => OnListBoxRemove(args) )" />
@code {
private List<ListBoxModel> ListBoxData { get; set; } = new List<ListBoxModel>();
private void OnListBoxRemove(ListBoxRemoveEventArgs<ListBoxModel> args)
{
}
}
The above syntax prevents Compiler Error CS1503 "Cannot convert from 'method group' to Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.EventCallback".
However, you can set the TItem parameter and then use simpler syntax in the event handler declarations:
Using TItem with ListBox events
@* Short event handler declaration *@
<TelerikListBox Data="@ListBoxData"
TItem="@ListBoxModel"
OnRemove="@OnListBoxRemove" />
@code {
private List<ListBoxModel> ListBoxData { get; set; } = new List<ListBoxModel>();
private void OnListBoxRemove(ListBoxRemoveEventArgs<ListBoxModel> args)
{
}
}
This technique is used in the example at the end of this article. Of course, if you need to pass custom arguments to an event handler, you can use the more verbose approach with a lambda expression. The OnDrop handler below receives custom arguments.
OnDrop
The OnDrop event fires when the user releases the currently dragged ListBox item. The event fires from the originating (source) ListBox instance.
The event handler receives an argument of type ListBoxDropEventArgs<T>. See the example below and the example in article Drag and Drop.
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
DestinationIndex |
int? |
The index of the item in the destination ListBox instance, over which the user has dropped the dragged items. A value of -1 means that the user has dropped in the empty area below the last destination ListBox item. |
DestinationListBoxId |
string |
The Id parameter value of the destination ListBox instance. |
Items |
List<T> |
The dropped item object. Currently the ListView supports dragging of a single item. |
OnRemove
The OnRemove event fires when the user clicks on the Remove button in the ListBox toolbar.
The event handler receives an argument of type ListBoxRemoveEventArgs<T>. See the example below and the example in article ListBox Templates.
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Items |
List<T> |
The selected item object(s) to be removed. |
OnReorder
The OnReorder event fires when the user clicks on a Reorder button in the ListBox toolbar (Move Up or Move Down).
The event handler receives an argument of type ListBoxReorderEventArgs<T>. See the example below and the example at Creating Blazor ListBox.
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
FromIndex |
int |
The index of the first item in the args.Items collection. |
Items |
List<T> |
The selected item object(s) to be reordered. |
ToIndex |
int |
The index after the last item in the args.Items collection. |
OnTransfer
The OnTransfer event fires when the user clicks on any of the Transfer buttons in the ListBox toolbar (Transfer To, Transfer From, Transfer All To, and Transfer All From).
The event handler receives an argument of type ListBoxTransferEventArgs<T>. See the example below and the example in article Connect ListBoxes.
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
DestinationListBoxId |
string |
The Id parameter value of the destination ListBox instance. |
Items |
List<T> |
The selected item object(s) to be moved. The object references do not match the object references in the Data collection of the source ListBox. To remove items from the source ListBox, search for them by some unique identifier. |
SelectedItemsChanged
The SelectedItemsChanged event fires when the user selects or deselects ListBox item(s). Use the event to update the ListBox selection when the SelectedItems parameter is set with one-way binding, otherwise the user action will be ignored.
The event argument is of type IEnumerable<T>. See the example below.
Example
All events in the example below are fired by the first ListBox, except OnDrop, which is fired by the originating (source) ListBox instance.
Always Rebind() the ListBox after making programmatic changes to its Data.
Using ListBox events
@* All ListBox events *@
<TelerikListBox @ref="@ListBoxRef1"
Data="@ListBoxData1"
TItem="@ListBoxModel"
TextField="@nameof(ListBoxModel.Name)"
Id="listbox1"
ConnectedListBoxId="listbox2"
SelectionMode="@ListBoxSelectionMode.Multiple"
SelectedItems="@ListBoxSelectedItems1"
SelectedItemsChanged="@OnListBoxSelectedItemsChanged"
Draggable="true"
DropSources="@ListBoxDropSources"
OnDrop="( (ListBoxDropEventArgs<ListBoxModel> args) =>
OnListBoxDrop(args, ListBoxId1, ListBoxData1) )"
OnRemove="@OnListBoxRemove"
OnReorder="@OnListBoxReorder"
OnTransfer="@OnListBoxTransfer"
Height="300px">
</TelerikListBox>
<TelerikListBox @ref="@ListBoxRef2"
Data="@ListBoxData2"
TItem="@ListBoxModel"
TextField="@nameof(ListBoxModel.Name)"
Id="listbox2"
SelectionMode="@ListBoxSelectionMode.Multiple"
@bind-SelectedItems="@ListBoxSelectedItems2"
Draggable="true"
DropSources="@ListBoxDropSources"
OnDrop="( (ListBoxDropEventArgs<ListBoxModel> args) =>
OnListBoxDrop(args, ListBoxId2, ListBoxData2) )"
Height="300px">
<ListBoxToolBarSettings>
<ListBoxToolBar Visible="false" />
</ListBoxToolBarSettings>
</TelerikListBox>
<h2>Last Fired Event</h2>
<p>@( new MarkupString(LastEventLog) )</p>
@code {
private TelerikListBox<ListBoxModel> ListBoxRef1 { get; set; } = null!;
private TelerikListBox<ListBoxModel> ListBoxRef2 { get; set; } = null!;
private const string ListBoxId1 = "listbox1";
private const string ListBoxId2 = "listbox2";
private List<ListBoxModel> ListBoxData1 { get; set; } = new List<ListBoxModel>();
private List<ListBoxModel> ListBoxData2 { get; set; } = new List<ListBoxModel>();
private IEnumerable<ListBoxModel> ListBoxSelectedItems1 { get; set; } = new List<ListBoxModel>();
private IEnumerable<ListBoxModel> ListBoxSelectedItems2 { get; set; } = new List<ListBoxModel>();
private List<string> ListBoxDropSources => new List<string>() { ListBoxId1, ListBoxId2 };
private string LastEventLog { get; set; } = string.Empty;
private void OnListBoxDrop(
ListBoxDropEventArgs<ListBoxModel> args,
string sourceListBoxId,
List<ListBoxModel> sourceData)
{
var destinationIndex = args.DestinationIndex ?? 0;
var destinationData = GetListBoxDataFromId(args.DestinationListBoxId);
if (args.DestinationListBoxId == sourceListBoxId)
{
ReorderItems(args.Items, sourceData, destinationIndex);
}
else
{
MoveItems(args.Items, sourceData, destinationData, destinationIndex);
}
ListBoxRef1.Rebind();
ListBoxRef2.Rebind();
LastEventLog = $"<strong>OnDrop</strong> fired at {DateTime.Now.ToLongTimeString()}. " +
$"Moved <strong>{args.Items.Count}</strong> item(s) " +
$"to index <strong>{args.DestinationIndex}</strong> " +
$"in ListBox <strong>{args.DestinationListBoxId}</strong>.";
}
private void OnListBoxRemove(ListBoxRemoveEventArgs<ListBoxModel> args)
{
foreach (var item in args.Items)
{
ListBoxData1.Remove(item);
}
ListBoxRef1.Rebind();
LastEventLog = $"<strong>OnRemove</strong> fired at {DateTime.Now.ToLongTimeString()}. " +
$"Removed <strong>{args.Items.Count}</strong> item(s).";
}
private void OnListBoxReorder(ListBoxReorderEventArgs<ListBoxModel> args)
{
ListBoxData1.RemoveAll(x => args.Items.Contains(x));
ListBoxData1.InsertRange(args.ToIndex, args.Items);
ListBoxRef1.Rebind();
LastEventLog = $"<strong>OnReorder</strong> fired at {DateTime.Now.ToLongTimeString()}. " +
$"Reordered <strong>{args.Items.Count}</strong> item(s) " +
$"from index <strong>{args.FromIndex}</strong> to index <strong>{args.ToIndex}</strong>.";
}
private void OnListBoxTransfer(ListBoxTransferEventArgs<ListBoxModel> args)
{
if (args.DestinationListBoxId == ListBoxId1)
{
foreach (var item in args.Items)
{
ListBoxData2.RemoveAll(x => args.Items.Any(y => y.Id == x.Id));
ListBoxData1.Add(item);
}
}
else
{
foreach (var item in args.Items)
{
ListBoxData1.RemoveAll(x => args.Items.Any(y => y.Id == x.Id));
ListBoxData2.Add(item);
}
}
ListBoxRef1.Rebind();
ListBoxRef2.Rebind();
LastEventLog = $"<strong>OnTransfer</strong> fired at {DateTime.Now.ToLongTimeString()}. " +
$"Moved <strong>{args.Items.Count}</strong> item(s)" +
$"to ListBox <strong>{args.DestinationListBoxId}</strong>.";
}
private void OnListBoxSelectedItemsChanged(IEnumerable<ListBoxModel> newSelected)
{
ListBoxSelectedItems1 = newSelected;
LastEventLog = $"<strong>SelectedItemsChanged</strong> fired at {DateTime.Now.ToLongTimeString()}." +
$"The selected items count is <strong>{newSelected.Count()}</strong>";
}
private void ReorderItems(
List<ListBoxModel> items,
List<ListBoxModel> collection,
int destinationIndex)
{
collection.RemoveAll(x => items.Contains(x));
if (destinationIndex >= 0)
{
collection.InsertRange(destinationIndex, items);
}
else
{
collection.AddRange(items);
}
}
private void MoveItems(
List<ListBoxModel> items,
List<ListBoxModel> sourceData,
List<ListBoxModel> destinationData,
int destinationIndex)
{
foreach (var item in items)
{
sourceData.RemoveAll(x => items.Any(y => y.Id == x.Id));
if (destinationIndex >= 0)
{
destinationData.Insert(destinationIndex, item);
}
else
{
destinationData.Add(item);
}
}
}
private List<ListBoxModel> GetListBoxDataFromId(string listBoxId)
{
var collection = new List<ListBoxModel>();
switch (listBoxId)
{
case ListBoxId1:
collection = ListBoxData1;
break;
case ListBoxId2:
collection = ListBoxData2;
break;
default:
break;
}
return collection;
}
protected override void OnInitialized()
{
for (int i = 1; i <= 7; i++)
{
ListBoxData1.Add(new ListBoxModel()
{
Id = i,
Name = $"Item {i}",
});
}
base.OnInitialized();
}
public class ListBoxModel
{
public int Id { get; set; }
public string Name { get; set; } = string.Empty;
}
}