I\'m using this control Here to be able to host Table that can bind to a list and to generate rows accordingly, that worked really good, however the table just doesn\'t appear when printing to an XPS
I\'m putting together a simple help system for my WPF app using XAML FlowDcouments (just .xaml files, no code-behind). I\'ve simply added them to my project with Build Action = Resource, and I can loa
I have the following XAML inside a 4 Row by 2 column grid. The Grid.ColumnDefinitions have both ColumnDefinition Width\'s set to *.
In a previous question I was trying to find out how to bind an ObservableCollection to a control so I could both see all the strings and select all the strings and copy them from the content control.
I\'m trying to show a FlowDocument in a WPF form and have tried both RichTextBox and FlowDocumentScrollViewer.I also require that the window resizes to be able to show all text.
Basically, I have a RichTextBox and I wa开发者_高级运维nt to convert the formatted contents of it to HTML so it can be sent as an email.
I have an application for viewing reports on flowdocument. I have been able to show text file on flow document scroll viewer, now i want to draw various shapes like ellipse, rectangle, circle etc. ove
I\'m kind of new to this FlowDocument thing, so I\'m perfectly willing to accept that I\'m doing something wrong.With that said, I have written a FlowDocument which exists within my project as a XAML
I created a FlowDocument.xaml in my current WPF project.What i want to do is when the user clicks a button the XAML document will be loaded in the code behind, have some data on the document modified,
first of all, Width calculation of FlowDocuments TableColumns is a mess. but this is rather ridiculous:
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