How to utilize launch argument in Editor

Hi Eric,

I am glad to see that you are trying our new Toast Notification Manager out. 

The launch argument is not a local variable that you can reference in the toast notification. It is a string that you provide and you can later use to identify the toast itself. This can be done via the static event RadToastActivated. Here is a link to an article, where you can see how to use the event. The Arguments property of the RadToastActivatedEventArgs will contain the launch argument that you provide.

About your second question, you can edit the xml of the RadToastNotification itself. The toast is actually a xml, which you can edit, prior calling Show method. Here is a small code snippet that is showing how:

string userNameArg = "Peter Jackson";
radToastNotificationManager1.ToastNotifications[0].Xml = radToastNotificationManager1.ToastNotifications[0].Xml.Replace("{userName}", userNameArg);

I assume the screenshot that you send me and use {userName} as a placeholder, which you can replace later on. So in the snippet, I replace the placeholder {userName} with the value of userNameArg in the first toast notification in our collection radToastNotificationManager1.ToastNotifications.

I hope I have answered your questions. If there is something unclear, do not hesitate to contact me.

Regards,
Stoyan
Progress Telerik

Hi Stoyan,

Thank you for the quick turnaround and providing the exact answers I needed. It's now functioning exactly the way I needed.

Thank you,

Eric