I\'m trying to style a ListView in my WPF based application. What I\'m trying to do, is to create a gradient effect on the mouseover on rows. But what I don\'t want is the standard glassy effect that
I\'m trying to use array in ConverterParameter in binding as described here, but I get the following error:
I need to display different controls depending on what selection a user makes in a drop down. That i开发者_开发百科s, if the user makes a selection for a date, a date selection control should display,
This is the code which I\'m working: <TextBlock TextWrapping=\"Wrap\" Text=\"{Binding Objective}\" Grid.Column=\"0\" VerticalAlignment=\"Center\" FontWeight=\"Bold\" />
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I recently started learning WPF. In my program I need to draw a picture at runtime and display it. It seems that I should use Image class, but how should I paint the picture and disp开发者_如何学Clay
I have a simple markup given below. DataContext is assigned at run-time. <Grid> <Grid.RowDefinitions>
I have an image inside a user control that I want to bind it\'s visibility to a property I have set up in a class object.The dependency properties are set up and working correctly, but I don\'t know h
In a few words, how do I show a rectangle when the user moves the mouse over, inside of the rectangle I must show a user control.开发者_开发问答
I have a WPF Window that has a list of tasks on the left, and details about the selected task on the right. The tasks is just a collection of task, you can consider it POCO.
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