In Silverlight, a little box is drawn around the currently HIGHLIGHTED (NOT Selected) item when you press up or down arrow or tab. I want to find out which item the little box is around so I can make
I have a Listbox as so: xmlns:local=\"clr-namespace:MyGui.Controls\" <ListBox Grid.Row=\"1\" ItemsSource=\"{Binding MyData}\" x:Name=\"MyDataContainer\">
Here is my code in WPF: XAML: <StackPanel Width=\"150\"> <DatePicker Name=\"dpick\" FirstDayOfWeek=\"Monday\" SelectedDateFormat=\"Short\"/>
Before I begin, I\'m no SL or WPF master, so I need some guidance.What I have is a List<CustomObject> .I then have a view that I can bind a \"CustomObject\" to and have all the data displayed.No
If I remove a screen from the Map, but still have its xaml files and whatnot, how can I get it back on the map? This seems like it should be 开发者_如何转开发pretty straight forward, but I cannot seem
I have a listbox inside a listview. on Both of them I have selectionchanged event. When I fire child control event parent control fires automatically. I need to stop this behaviour.
As part of the solution refactoring I had to move the Converter in to a Dependency Injected UI service. Now my ValueConverter is present inside an Instance. Earlier I had defined a local resource and
I need to bind a property to a label. i have written the following code: xaml for the label is <Label Canvas.Left=\"807.3\" Canvas.Top=\"148.9\" Height=\"33.567\" x:Name=\"label2\"
I am trying to resize the panel slowly not suddenly on mouseEnter and on mouseLeave event. Can someone explain how i can deal with it?
I had en idea, which shortly explained was that i would like to load xaml-files runtime, and then bind them to runtime data.
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