CustomWpfBoxes 1.0.1

WPF Material Message Box

A WPF Message Box implementing material design

❇️ Main Features

The message box has the following custom features:

✅ Message box can contain checkbook

✅ Custom names for buttons

✅ Utilities to copy message box text or entire window as image to clipboard

✅ Scrollable message box content

✅ Input box uses classical text input or combobox input

✅ Button for adding clipboard content into input box

❇️ Installing

▶️ Download from Nuget ⤵

▶️ Install from Package manager Console

$ Install-Package CustomWpfBoxes

Or, if using dotnet

$ dotnet add package CustomWpfBoxes

❇️ Usage (Screenshots)

add using statement

using MaterialDesignBoxes;

Using a default message box

MessageBox.Show($"This is a message.", "Custom Title", MessageBoxButton.OkOnly, MessageBoxIcon.Information, MessageBoxFocus.Button1, MessageBoxToolsVisibility.Visible);

or if you need the result

var outcome = MessageBox.Show($"This is a message.", "Custom Title", MessageBoxButton.OkOnly, MessageBoxIcon.Information, MessageBoxFocus.Button1, MessageBoxToolsVisibility.Visible);
MessageBoxResult result = outcome.Result;
if (result == MessageBoxResult.OK);

Using a message box with checkbox

var result = MessageBox.Show($"This is a message.", "Checkbox Message", checkBox: "This is a checkbox");
MessageBoxCheckbox checkbox = outcome.Checkbox;
if (checkbox == MessageBoxCheckbox.Checked)

Using a message with custom buttons (1-3 custom bottons)

MessageBox.Show("This is a message.", "Title", button1: "Done");
MessageBox.Show("This is a message.", "Title", button1: "Apply", button2: "Exit");
var outcome = MessageBox.Show("This is a message.", "Title", button1: "Help", button2: "Submit", button3: "Quit", MessageBoxIcon.Information);
if (outcome.Result == MessageBoxResult.Button1);

Using a text input box

string result = InputBox.Show("Plese enter a name:", "Input Box", string.Empty, InputBoxOption.SingleLine, InputBoxExtraButton.All);

Using combobox input box

var result = InputBox.Show("Please choose item:", new string[] { "Item1", "Item2", "Item3" });

❇️ Sources used

Icon source https://icon-icons.com/

❇️ Contributing to this project

• You could always contact me through Email for any feature or issue. ⭐

• You need Visual Studio 2015 Community/Enterprise Edition (upwards) to build and test the solution.

❇️ Licence

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2023, Coltherion

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