I didn\'t mean it to rhyme! But I need help. I have done some live function events with jquery, mouseenter, mouseleave, and click. If mouseenter an element, another element shows, and if mouseleaves,
I have created a custom control which is (among other things) able to display many expanders in an ItemsControl.
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I am creating开发者_运维知识库 a UI of a WPF Application, and while working on the implementation of the software\'s features, i didn\'t have much experience with creating the UI.
I write these code in mainpage.xaml <Grid x:Name=\"ContentPanel\" Grid.Row=\"1\" Margin=\"12,0,12,0\">
Just wondering, How do I bind an entry field to (with the return key) a function that requires 2 arguments counting event as one of them without lambda or classes, just one function and 2 arguments:
I\'m having grief with a ComboBox not reflecting changes in the properties of the collection to which its ItemsSource is bound.
I have a window control in which I am loading a wpf user control.The wpf user control contains a combo box which is bound to a property in the view model.When开发者_运维问答 I am debugging the code se
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