This sample shows some new features introduced in DotVVM Business Pack 4.0.
- Make sure you have installed DotVVM for Visual Studio
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Open the GitHub repo in Visual Studio or
git clone https://github.com/riganti/dotvvm-samples-businesspack4.git -
Open
src/BPSamples/BPSamples.sln
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Make sure you have a license for DotVVM Business Pack or you have requested a free 30-days trial.
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Open the Tools > NuGet Package Manager > Package Manager Settings and make sure you have the DotVVM Private NuGet Feed configured. If not, follow the steps to Configure DotVVM Private NuGet Feed.
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Right-click the
BPSamples.CustomPropertiesproject and select View > View in Browser
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You can see the Business Pack components using the default style. Click on the checkbox to see the overriden style. You can find the overriden styles in the
src\BPSamples.CustomProperties\wwwroot\css\style.cssfile.
- You can try switching to the Bootstrap 4 theme by changing the theme in the
src\BPSamples.CustomProperties\DotvvmStartup.csfile in theConfigureServicesmethod.
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Right-click the
BPSamples.GridViewExportingproject and select View > View in Browser
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The application will auto-generate a sample data set. When you click the Export button, the Excel file will be generated. You can find the configuration of the export in
src\BPSamples.GridViewExporting\ViewModels\DefaultViewModel.csfile.
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Right-click the
BPSamples.Chatproject and select View > View in Browser
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Repeate the same action again to open the app in a second tab.
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Enter a different name in each tab.
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Write chat messages and see how they are synchronized between the two tabs in the real-time.
- Using CSS variables to override DotVVM Business Pack look & feel
- How to customize Excel exports in GridView
- How to use the new
DotVVM.BusinessPack.Messagingpackage