I have created a custom control that simply draws a grid of squares on the screen. To do this it overrides the OnRender method and draws rectangles.
I have a Grid containing a ScrollViewer containing AccessText.I want the AccessText to take up the full width of the ScrollViewer, which should take up the full width of the Grid, without any overflow
EDIT: Ok, it\'s kind of solved, but it feels dirty: foreach (ContainerVisual cv in SurfaceNYTR.Helpers.VFTreeHelper.FindVisualChildren<ContainerVisual>(flowDocReader))
I am trying to have a scaled image in a ScrollViewer in my Windows Phone 7 application. On the application page I define the controls like this:
I\'ve got a page with the following XAML in my application. <ScrollViewer VerticalScrollBarVisibility=\"Auto\">
I currently have two ScrollViewer\'s containing alternate views of the same collection. I have bound the scrolling of the two scrollviewers together by handling the ScrollChanged event and using Scrol
My wp7 app will get an array of image URLs from the web , number unknown 5-20. I want to put them side by side and user could see them by swipeing right to left,just seeing no choosing or anything.开发
I have a control that has a list that varies in length greatly. This control appears in various places meaning that i cannot calculate its position and desired height easily.
I have a listbox with a lot of items w开发者_如何学运维hich are expensive to render. However the VirtualizingStackPanel takes care of that by only rendering the visible items. I want to override the c
I have tested my app in a debugger for many different sizes, and realized I will probably need a scrollView to allow the user to view the full layout.
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