In my WPF4 Desktop-based application there is a big block with sidebar menu that repeats in each window and takes about 70 lines of XAML. In order to improve code reuse, I would like to split XAML fil
I have a simple WPF window that has 12 buttons on it. I want the same style to be applied to all of them. This code produces the same error:
To convert Enums to Icons I use a value converter like that: public class IconConverter : IValueConverter
I can\'t seem to set a default background color for all of my windows in my application. Does anyone know how to do this?
As a workaround for the way Silverlight loads resources, I implemented the solution posted here: Silverlight Shared MergedDictionaries
I have a datatemplate for a listbox stored in the ResourceDictionary. The template contains a button which when clicked should pass the listbox item to a seperate listbox
All of the code samples I\'ve found so far reference a Resource Dictionary that\'s not in a project subfolder (the dictionary is at the root of the project). I have mine in a subfolder, 开发者_运维知识
Is there a way to pass parameters to a resource dictionary?I think that I can attach a code behind for the purpose of specifying event handlers, but unfortunately, I also need to access a reference to
I have reports.xaml page where I have defined some local resources. <UserControl.Resources> <ResourceDictionary>
I\'m going to set Window.Icon property by using ResourceDictionary like below: <Style TargetType=\"{x:Type Window}\">
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