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Gets or sets the index of the filter currently selected in the file dialog box. This property is identical to the standard FileDialog.Filter property. This property is identical to the standard FileDialog.FileNames property.Īllows you to save or open files only of specific types. Has no effect for the XtraSaveFileDialog. Returns an array of file names opened in the XtraOpenFileDialog. This property is identical to the standard FileDialog.FileName property. Gets or sets the selected file name, or an empty string if no file was selected.

Gets the list of event handlers that are attached to this Component.

Gets a value that indicates whether the Component is currently in design mode. This property is identical to the standard FileDialog.DereferenceLinks property. If a user selects a shortcut, this property specifies whether the dialog returns this shortcut location, or the location of a file this shortcut references. Gets or sets the initial dialog view (“Tiles”, “Table”, “Medium icons”, etc.). This property is identical to the standard FileDialog.DefaultExt property. Gets or sets the default file extension (without the dot character). This property is identical to the standard FileDialog.CustomPlaces property. Gets the IContainer that contains the Component.Ī collection of quick access paths to which a user can navigate. This property is identical to the standard FileDialog.CheckPathExists property. Gets or sets whether the dialog box displays a warning if a user specifies a path that does not exist. Gets or sets whether or not this XtraOpenFileDialog should warn a user if a file with the specified name does not exist. Gets a value indicating whether the component can raise an event. Gets or sets whether a dialog with file extension filters (see FileDialogBase.Filter) shows filter patterns for each filter option. This property is identical to the standard FileDialog.AddExtension property. Gets or sets whether a dialog should automatically add an extension to a file name if a user omits the extension. A dialog that allows a user to open a file.