I am looking for swipe feature for grid dynamic items to enable delete and edit functionality, SO if user swipe a grid row to left, delete button will show and if he swipe to right edit button will show.
Is there any thing available for this in WPF which fit best for Grid in ItemControl?
I am trying simple manipulation, but by clicking mouse on it to move its not working
My development machine is hp laptop windows 10
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/wpf/advanced/walkthrough-creating-your-first-touch-application
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I have a single window that does initialization first, and then those controls fade out as the Menu controls fade in. Depending on what the user clicks next, the current menu controls will fade out for the next set of controls to fade in.
While developing in the editor (Visual Studio 2017), I often have to hide and show certain controls so I can see the current 'screen layer' I'm interested in.
While I'm working in the editor, is there a way to click on layers in WPF like clicking on tabs? You can think of tabs like "Layer 1" on the window has the initialization controls, then Layer 2 has the menu controls, etc. Then just show/hide layers while developing in the editor like you would in paint programs. I'm just thinking that would make development easier.
No there is no standard way built-in to Visual Studio.
I strongly suggest to split the layers into (user)controls, this way the designer can focus on one thing at the time.
I'm fairly new to WPF and looking to recreate the 'flyout' effect similar to the Wunderlist Windows app where clicking on a button (or whatever) in the main window slides a panel in from the side with the requested detail.
Any pointers in the right direction would be much appreciated!
I have a touchable silverlight application where i want to show information. So I use a ScrollViewer to scroll down or up, but the handling is not the best because it is hard to hit the scrollviewer, so i want to scroll down and up also with finger gestures like we now it from the iPhone.
My first idea was to implement a class which is derived from ScrollViewer, but thanks to Microsoft who sealed the ScrollViewer class in Silverlight, so i can't use this method.
I have heard about Touch.FrameReported (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd894494(v=vs.95).aspx), but i can't find an example for silverlight pages how to use it. I don't use canvas as in the link.
Has somebody an idea how to use it or another method to scroll with touch gestures? i only need it for 1 finger gesture to scroll pages.
Every suggestion is welcome!
I have add a ScrollViewer in my WPF4 Window with ScrollViewer.PanningMode.
When I drag scrollviewer on my multitouch screen it's OK. But... the Window move with scroll when I arrive on top scroll or bottom scroll.
How can we avoid this?
Edit: To complete the answer: There is a native event for this which can just be marked as handled: ManipulationBoundaryFeedback
This movement is called boundary feedback which is governed by the operating system (can be set by users in the Pen and Touch settings on the Panning tab). I do not know if the Windows API allows you to prevent it, this page might be relevant.
I'm working on a winforms application meant for touchpads and would like the user to be able to scroll through the contents by swiping their finger across the screen. I see that windows (at least windows 7) has this behavior built in for any scrollable control. However the control I'm trying to scroll is a third party control that went ahead and made its own scrollbar elements, so this built in behavior is lost.
I could get the same behavior by placing that third party control in a panel, and letting that panel handle the scrolling. However when the user swipes on that control, its containing panel doesn't hear those events and scrolling never takes place.
Are they any resources on how windows handles touchpad scrolling, or how I could make a panel respond to touchpad swipes when the cursor is inside one of its child controls?