Wpf grid layout

Next, you'll see how you can use a variety of built-in controls to quickly create a working user interface. Finally, you'll understand the role of XAML in data binding, and you'll see how you can bind controls and properties using ......

I've done a bit on dynamically loading XAML and creating the button style I wanted but now I need to start hooking up some plumbing. I'd first like to give a very massive thank you to Jeremiah Morrill for helping me out when I ran into ......

More Information. Aurodh, This probably has nothing to do with our controls. Try making a regular WPF ContextMenu with a normal WPF MenuItem on it that has the command and see if the same thing happens. It most likely will. ......

Here's how to to bind a radio button to a list, setting both the button and text portions of the radio button. public class ReviewReason : NHibernateEntityBase { public override int Id { get { return ReviewReasonId; } ......

In the normal WPF ContextMenu, if I add commands to MenuItems in a context menu, the keyboard shortcut is displayed, along with the command text, for something like "Open CTRL+O". But when I hook up a command to an actipro button in ......

. . Now the context menu is populated and properly dispatches to your ViewModel commands! Edit: added intermediate object in LINQ query to fix deferred query issue pointed out in comments....

WPF and Silverlight come with a few useful Panels. The Grid is the most versatile as it can be used to support auto-sizing of elements, a specific layout within a grid of rows and columns, and a percentage ratio for sizing. ......

From here, you can use a Grid layout just like you did for the Window, but set the ColumnDefinitions instead of the RowDefinitions. When you're done, click the button in the picture on the right to go back to the window. ......

*Popups can have a close button and an options button with the ability to automatically show a contextmenu when the options button is clicked *Popups can be dragged around in Office2003 style by the gripper bar. ......

It is presented to the user as a text box, and implemented using Xaml. On the right is the business logic. A business object is created, in this case as a class in C# that represents, most often, an object in the user's domain of ... For this to work, the must bind using two way binding and it must support the new ValidationState group (you can see the validation states group ve...