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How to get the TooltipHeading

Question asked by bveldkamp on Jun 20, 2018
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I have a simple ArcGIS Pro add-in, with a button defined in the daml:

<button id="ProAppModule2_Button1" caption="Click me" className="Company.Project.Button1"
     loadOnClick="true"
     smallImage="Images\sample16.png"
     largeImage="Images\sample32.png"
     keytip="This is a tip">
    <tooltip heading="This is a heading">Tooltipbody<disabledText /></tooltip>
</button>

However, inside the button class the TooltipHeading is an empty string. (Tooltip contains the text 'Tooltipbody').

What am I missing?

UHarano-esristaff

Jun 20, 2018 11:10 AM

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Hi Berend,

Here is a snippet for this: Get a button's tooltip heading

Thanks

Uma

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evanmosher Jun 20, 2018 9:46 AM

In this example there is a open and close tag for disabledText, in your example you only have the 1 tag. This might be the cause?

<tooltip heading="Select By Rectangle">Select features by clicking them or dragging a box around them.                
<disabledText></disabledText>   
</tooltip>

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bveldkamp @ evanmosher on Jun 20, 2018 11:46 PM

No, that's basic XML: <disabledText></disabledText> is exactly equal to <disabledText />

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UHarano-esristaff

Jun 20, 2018 11:10 AM

Hi Berend,

Here is a snippet for this: Get a button's tooltip heading

Thanks

Uma

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bveldkamp @ UHarano-esristaff on Jun 20, 2018 11:45 PM

Great. All my buttons inherit from a single class (which in turn inherits from Button) so I put this in the base constructor:

var wrapper = FrameworkApplication.GetPlugInWrapper(ID);
TooltipHeading = wrapper.TooltipHeading;

Still, I don't really understand why the TooltipHeading is empty in the first place.

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evanmosher Jun 20, 2018 9:46 AM
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In this example there is a open and close tag for disabledText, in your example you only have the 1 tag. This might be the cause?
```
<tooltip heading="Select By Rectangle">Select features by clicking them or dragging a box around them.                
<disabledText></disabledText>   
</tooltip>
```
-Evan
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- bveldkamp @ evanmosher on Jun 20, 2018 11:46 PM
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  No, that's basic XML: <disabledText></disabledText> is exactly equal to <disabledText />
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UHarano-esristaff Jun 20, 2018 11:10 AM
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Hi Berend,
Here is a snippet for this: Get a button's tooltip heading

Thanks
Uma
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- bveldkamp @ UHarano-esristaff on Jun 20, 2018 11:45 PM
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  Great. All my buttons inherit from a single class (which in turn inherits from Button) so I put this in the base constructor:
  
  var wrapper = FrameworkApplication.GetPlugInWrapper(ID); TooltipHeading = wrapper.TooltipHeading;
  
  Still, I don't really understand why the TooltipHeading is empty in the first place.
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