You can set the following in your project file to change the URI’s in the generated code: <PropertyGroup> <AssemblyVersion>1.0.0.0</AssemblyVersion> <AssemblyPublicKeyToken>[YOUR_PUBLIC_KEY_TOKEN]</AssemblyPublicKeyToken> </PropertyGroup>
There is some support for conditional compilation in XAML. It’s not the same as in C#, code, though. The trick is to use AlternateContent with Requires against something flagged Ignorable. By doing this, you can actually have portions of your xaml unavailable based on conditions, and turn on or off.
Actually a better way to discover the styling properties is to use Blend. First, open up your page in Blend. Then right click on your ListView and go Edit Additional Templates > Edit Generated Item Container (ItemContainerStyle) > Edit a Copy. Give it a name and hit OK. Now, you have generated the full built-in … Read more
voo’s solution was not working for me, ItemsSource was null, most likely because it was not directly set, but bound. All other solutions I found here at StackOverflow were dealing with sorting the Model only, but the DataGrid header was not reflecting to the sort. Here’s a proper solution based on the incomplete script here: … Read more
Your constructor: public ClockControl(String city) { InitializeComponent(); this.initController(); //… } First of all, if you want to use ClockControl from XAML, then you need a default constructor, means a constructor which doesn’t take any parameter. So the above constructor is not going to work. I would suggest you to define a property with name City, … Read more
The answer is this: <DataTemplate x:Key=”CodeGenerationMenuTemplate”> <MenuItem Header=”{Binding Title}” Command=”{Binding DataContext.SwitchPageCommand, RelativeSource={RelativeSource FindAncestor, AncestorType={x:Type Menu}}}” CommandParameter=”{Binding Title}”/> </DataTemplate> I just saw that Nir had given me the syntax to solve the above issue on this question: What is the best way in MVVM to build a menu that displays various pages?.
You can either create an attached property or a behavior to achieve what you want without using code behind. Either way you will still need to write some code. Here is an example of using attached property. Attached Property public static class Helper { public static bool GetAutoScroll(DependencyObject obj) { return (bool)obj.GetValue(AutoScrollProperty); } public static … Read more
Make sure that Code Generation is set to Public in the resx editor, then you can simply use: <TextBlock Text=”{x:Static Messages.WarningUserMessage}” />
The setters in WPF styles are checked during compile time; CSS styles are applied dynamically. You have to specify a type so that WPF can resolve the properties in the setters to the dependency properties of that type. You can set the target type to base classes that contain the properties you want and then … Read more
I’m not sure if you can programmatically force an animation to another PanoramaItem, but you can change the Panorama.DefaultItem. So you might have 3 PanoramaItem‘s and on the OnNavigatedTo() handler, change the default item via: panoramaControl.DefaultItem = panoramaControl.Items[indexToSet]; This should help when you recover from a tombstone.