In the code below you can see what I\'m trying to do, but it doesn\'t work.I want an event that I can attach to outside of my user control and fires whenever the dependency property changes.
I\'ve just started developing in Silverlight, and I have a calendar control which shows details for each day.
I have a usercontrol in which i want to expose a property called ExpressionText and in the xaml a binding can be defined to this property.
Ok, it\'s a tiny bit complex. I created a MonthViewControl user control: Xaml: <UserControl x:Class=\"MonthView.Controls.MonthViewControl\"
I am preparing Custom UserControl, which will be located in a DataGrid. DataContext for this control will be row id (from DB) and Value of ComboBox located under the DataGrid.
Ok, so this is just an idea I have floating in my head regarding a sort of \'pseudo-write--only\' dependency property.I say sort of because I actually don\'t even want the value to be stored, but rath
I have the same installation of Visual Studio on two machines, but on one, I can\'t find the sn开发者_开发问答ippet "propdp" for DependencyProperty. I only have prop/propg, can\'t really und
I need help with my Moq tests. I have one big project, and when we started to create tests using XML configuration it all went good. Now that was changed and all configuration is in a DB.
I craeted a dependency property that is an array of dependency properties. I would like to add values in xaml in this way:
I would like to know the best way on intercepting a DP value and scale it by a certain factor in a way as XAML friendly as possible, without subclassing the control. Just to explain better, I\'m worki
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