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You can use it like this: <EntityTable TEntity="ProductDto" TId="int" TRequest="UpdateProductRequest" Context="@Context"
OnDetails="@(product => Navigation.NavigateTo($"/products/{product.Id}"))">
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</EntityTable> In this case, it will simply navigate to the specified url, but you could also show a popup for instance. |
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Thanks.
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You can use it like this:
<EntityTable TEntity="ProductDto" TId="int" TRequest="UpdateProductRequest" ***@***.***"
OnDetails="@(product => Navigation.NavigateTo($"/products/{product.Id}"))">
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</EntityTable>
In this case, it will simply navigate to the specified url, but you could
also show a popup for instance.
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Do we have a working example with this feature? Can someone please help me with this? I can't find the complete code for this.
@if (OnDetails.HasDelegate)
{
<HeroTooltipButton Tooltip="@l["Details"]" Icon="@Icons.Material.Filled.MoreHoriz"
OnClick="() => OnDetails.InvokeAsync(context)" />
}
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