I have a logic with my textbox which says, on focus move the selection start to the last character, so that the editing person can just continue writing.
We\'re writing a very specialized ItemsControl which actually has three ContentPresenter\'s per \'row\', each bound to a different object (think poor-man\'s grid) instead of the more common one, like
What\'s the difference between ContentControl.Template and ContentControl.ContentTemplate? And when do I use which?
I\'ve setup a reusable datatemplate \"DataGridCheckBoxEdit\" for a datagrid column. Binding to it one way works like a charm through ContentControl. Binding directly works two way correctly. However,
I have a control in a base assembly with Content that I would like to set based on the current DataContext.
When you assign an object to a Content control it will materialize a Visual appropriate for that assigned object. Is there a programmatic way to achieve the same result? I would like to call a functio
I have been experimenting with WPF and using a CustomControl have made my own panel type so I can make all my panels look like a box with backgrounds, rounded corners etc.
I have a UserControl that contains two ContentControls that need to have different UserControl Views bound to them at runtime.The attached-Property solution noted here does not seem to work in Silverl
I have 2 inheritors of ListView: public class FileListView : ListView public class ThumbnailListView : ListView
Why I can\'t resolve ContentControl ContentTemplateSelector on designtime? (On run time it works) Designer (VS2010) shows an exception: