In efforts to reduce memory leaks, I am attempting to figure out whether, after adding a handler to the \"DataContextChanged\" event or the \"Loaded\" event on a XAML User Control, i.e. (UserControl.x
I am constructing a test project to demonstrate (to me) how to dynamically load user controls. Everything works except the wiring of the control to notify the parent that something has happened. The p
I have an event like static private void HandleClientEventCB(SPD.SPD_eventType type, SPD.SPD_event this_event, object passback) in a class public class SPURTServer, I need to call this event outside a
I can set the DataContext to any object, then have the properties of that object binded to my controls.
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { Button a = new Button(); a.Width = 100; a.Height = 100;
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I frequently end up writing SubscribeToEvents() and UnsubscribeEvents() functions that are called in my property setters when a property gets a new value. Although the code to do this is quite simple
I have a jQuery change event which is fired after a textbox was changed,the event is triggered only when the textbox is loosing the focus.
So i\'m trying to create a web spider. I\'ve run into a website, that has some javascript, and I want to trick the browser into thinking that an event has been fired and that it must call the correspo
I use some UserControls which get created开发者_JAVA技巧 and destroyed within my application during runtime (by creating and closing subwindows with these controls inside).
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