RadDesktopAlert is a WPF control that allows you to display notifications on the desktop if a specific event occurs in your application - new e-mail message, meeting request or task request is received.

The alert dialog window allows you to alert the user with a certain message. It is shown by calling the Alert () method of the static RadWindow class. It can take one of the following argument groups: DialogParameters dialogParameters - an object of type DialogParameters. object content - an object that represents the content.

Add pop-up alerts on your users' desktops if a specific event occurs in your application with Telerik DesktopAlert. With support for fully customizable position, animations and content. Part …

Sep 17, 2023 · If you want to add it in the header of the alert, you can use the Header property and instead of a string pass an UI element that shows the picture and the text. Here is an example in C# code how you can achieve this: RadDesktopAlertManager manager = new RadDesktopAlertManager(); var alert = new RadDesktopAlert();

Dec 20, 2019 · The RadDesktopAlert is hosted in a separate WPF Window, so it can't access the merged styles in another Window (the UserControl in the MainWindow). However there are two options I can suggest you in order to be able to style the RadDesktopAlert using NoXaml.

Check our "Getting Started" documentation article for the RadDesktopAlert WPF control.

Using RadDesktopAlertManager you could easily visualize and position RadDesktopAlert on the screen. Thanks to RadDesktopAlertManager, you could also display multiple alerts on the …

RadDesktopAlert is a WPF control that allows you to display notifications on the desktop if a specific event occurs in your application - new e-mail message, meeting request or task request is received.

Jun 14, 2010 · I am thinking of something that will act very much like the Outlook alerts that one gets when a new message arrives. The question is: Should I use WPF for this?

Jan 15, 2014 · This is achieved by setting a custom style to the Alert. In this style you should also replace the Content Control, which holds the Alert content, with a TextBlock and set its TextWrapping property to "Wrap".