My guess is I\'m not understanding attached properties correctly.I\'m trying to convert the FlowDocument on a RichTextBox to an HTML string property in my view model.I have two RichTextBoxes that are
I didn\'t like how verbose dp\'s are, since most of the code is just repeated, I just wrapped it in a generic class.
I\'ve added a basic auto-property to a class, and I want that property to be set whenever the SelectedItem of a treeview changes. So I add this to a Resources somewhere in my XAML:
I have been making my own custom control and I ran into trouble when I wanted to my OwnButton to react as proper component. I would like my component\'s content be \"ownButton\" when it is dragged to
I have two projects with common underlying infrastructure. The first is Silverlight 3 and the second is Silverlight 4.
I have read about dependency properties a lot on SO and other sites. But, really haven\'t found a great explanation and am still confused. I use 开发者_运维技巧both SL and WPF. Are they different in S
I have a scenario for which I\'ll offer a simple example to help illustrate. Lets say I\'m writing a custom CheckBox-like control which has the ability to become checked when particular event fires.
MSDN says, Each binding typically has these four components: a binding target object, a target property, a binding
I\'m fairly new to working with threads. I was trying to set a DependencyProperty\'s value: public States State
I\'ve got two objects bound to the same dependencyProperty (in Silverlight). Is there a way to determine which of these two objects changed the property?
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