Login Status Photo

Inherits from Xamarin.Forms.ContentView

The LoginStatus view is the one you would normally use in the Flyout shell. But what if you want to just present a small icon that indicates to the user if they are logged in or not? The LoginStatusPhoto view does just that. In fact, LoginStatus uses this view itself to present the user's photo.

A number of properties allow you to specify how the profile photo will be displayed, and what photos to use if no profile picture is available or if the user is not logged in. Another set of properties allow you to specify the commands to be executed when the user interacts with the profile picture.

Properties

Property	Type	Description
NotLoggedInPhotoSource	string	The image that is displayed if no user is logged in. Defaults to resource://Rock.Mobile.Resources.icon-person-not-logged-in.svg.
NotLoggedInPhotoFillColor	Color	Provides a way to quickly change the color of the entire image when drawing the "not logged in" image.
LoggedInNoPhotoSource	string	The no profile icon that is displayed if a user is logged in but has no profile photo. Defaults to resource://Rock.Mobile.Resources.icon-person-no-photo.png.
LoggedInNoPhotoFillColor	Color	Provides a way to quickly change the color of the entire image when drawing the "logged in but no profile photo" image.
ProfilePhotoStrokeColor	Color	The color to use when drawing the border around the profile image.
ProfilePhotoStrokeWidth	double	The width of the profile image border to be displayed. Defaults to 0.
ProfilePhotoCircle	boolean	If true, then the logged in profile photo image will be drawn with the Circle transformation applied. Defaults to false.
NotLoggedInCommand	ICommand	The command to be executed when the user interacts with the photo when they are not logged in.
NotLoggedInCommandParameter	object	The parameter to be passed to the NotLoggedInCommand.
LoggedInCommand	ICommand	The command to be executed when the user interacts with the photo when they are logged in.
LoggedInCommandParameter	object	The parameter to be passed to the LoggedInCommand.

Example

<Rock:LoginStatusPhoto />