Hoping this will be a simple one, in Sketchflow i\'m trying to wire up a context menu to navigate to another page.
As I get myself ready to move my Winform applications to XAML, I was wondering what 开发者_JS百科are the must-have third party XAML controls that will save me developing time and will make my app look
In WPF i can make my UI using .NET 2.0 style like designer.cs, my question is what are the adva开发者_Go百科ntages of using XAML for UI design instead of code.The main advantage is that if you keep a
I want to be able to have a dynamic Gradient in Silverlight, such as below: <RadialGradientBrush GradientOrigin=\"0.20,0.5\" Center=\"0.25,0.50\"
private TextBlock _caption = new TextBlock(); public TextBlock Caption { get { return _caption; } set { _caption = value; }
I have this XAML: <TextBlock TextWrapping=\"Wrap\" Foreground=\"Green\" Text=\"This is some Green text up front. \">
What I want to be more specific is an element I can use for grouping a set of other elements, without effecting their layout. The only thing it should do besides giving a nicer XAML by grouping relate
In the following sample, when I select \"String\", the title of the window turns to \"null\". But I must obtain the container of \"String\". Specifically, I want to do the equivalent of SelectedItem =
I\'m attempting to build some simple custom styles for the WPF Toolkit DataGrid control. I have a style for the overall DataGrid and a style for the DataGridColumnHeader. I am not setting any control
So, let\'s say I have a DataTemplate: <DataTemplate x:Key=\"ProjectsDataItemTemplate\"> <ComboBoxItem x:Name=\"ProjectComboBox\"