Firstly I am assuming DependencyProperty is what to use but I could be wrong - Maybe a INotifyPropertyChanged is more suitable?
I have a user control, which exposes a DependencyProperty called VisibileItems Every time that property gets updated, i need to trigger another event.
My end goal is to expose the Text value of a TextBox that I have in a UserControl, from the UserControl\'s call in XAML.
I\'m trying to get a UserControl working in Windows Phone 7. I have a few properties which I\'d like to bind to, yet they aren\'t populated regardless of whether I add them as DependencyProperties or
I have this Custom UserControl which has a List and a Button: <UserControl x:Class=\"WpfApplication1.C开发者_如何学GoustomList\"
To my knowledge, there is no \'PreviewPropertyChanged\' that you can subscribe to for a dependency property, but I need to know a value WILL be changing.My thought is to sort of re-purpose the Coerce
I\'m having some trouble updating a dependency property of a UserControl/View. I have a main view (MainView.xaml) that has a series of other user controls declared inside it. One of them looks as fol
It is clear to me why 开发者_JS百科dependency property are static and the question still remain on my mind is why we need to use Readonly keyword at the time of declaration of Dependency Property.Conc
It is said t开发者_StackOverflowhat the designers of WPF have made it economical or higher performance. Can someone please explain with an example of what happens under the hood that makes the WPF pro
I have a really simple user control called SetSpeed: <UserControl x:Class=\"AGWPFControls.SetSpeed\"
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