I\'m wondering if I can have a individual component in a control have an event. For example, I\'ve created my own control, and with VisualStateManager I\'m able to handle several events that fire for
In a user control (or whatever), we all know that the VisualStateManger can be used in code to start a transition, or animation, like so:
I\'ve tried using VisualStateManager.GetVisualStateGroups in the OnAttached override of my custom behavior, as well as in an event handler added to AssociatedObject.Loaded event in that behavior. Both
I have a UserControl that contains an ItemsControl with a custom ItemsPanel, with a dependency property called \"MaxColumns\". I\'d like to define a VisualState (at the UserControl level) that can ani
I\'d like to know if is it possible to apply a Visual State (in WPF 4) to nested controls. I\'ve got a stack panel that contains some elements I\'d like to change according to variation state.
I want to create a ControlTemplate with predefined VisualStates. I want to use 开发者_JAVA技巧them with GoToStateActions and DataTriggers.
How do you bind the VisualStateManager state of a control to a开发者_高级运维 property in you viewmodel?
I\'m currently trying to make a grid that animates from collapsed -> visible to notify the user that the save has been completed.In Blend 4 I opened the project and created a usercontrol for the S开发
I\'m using the following border style: <!-- Border Style --> <Style TargetType=\"Border\"> <Setter Property=\"Background\">
I\'m trying to get states to change with the visual state manager through code. I am using: Microsoft.Expression.Interactivity.Core.ExtendedVisualStateManager.GoToElementState(this.LayoutRoot, \"sta
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