Hi,
The MaterialButton (as well as Material Controls) from the Toolkit are part of the "Toolkit Plus Edition". This means that you need a License Key in order to use them.
What does the inner exception says when you are faced with the exception ?
Is it something like :
"Xceed.Wpf.Toolkit.Licenser.LicenseKey property must be set to a valid license key in the code of your application before using this product. Please refer to the Licensing topic in the documentation for more information on this exception."
If so, please buy the "Toolkit Plus Edition" and set the License key.
The "##INCLUDE_OPEN_SOURCE" tag stands for code that will be executed only on the Opensource version (Toolkit Community Edition). In this case, an image will be shown instead of the control itself. If you use the "Toolkit Plus Edition" (with a license Key), the MaterialToolTip control will be used instead of an image of the control.
The MaterialButton (as well as Material Controls) from the Toolkit are part of the "Toolkit Plus Edition". This means that you need a License Key in order to use them.
What does the inner exception says when you are faced with the exception ?
Is it something like :
"Xceed.Wpf.Toolkit.Licenser.LicenseKey property must be set to a valid license key in the code of your application before using this product. Please refer to the Licensing topic in the documentation for more information on this exception."
If so, please buy the "Toolkit Plus Edition" and set the License key.
The "##INCLUDE_OPEN_SOURCE" tag stands for code that will be executed only on the Opensource version (Toolkit Community Edition). In this case, an image will be shown instead of the control itself. If you use the "Toolkit Plus Edition" (with a license Key), the MaterialToolTip control will be used instead of an image of the control.