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WPF - Import image as resource
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Assign BitmapImage from Resources.resx to Image.Source?
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Closed 2 years ago.
Why doesn't it recognise the path, even though the icon is entered in the project as well?
Check whether your image file is added as Resource.
Right-click on the image file in the drop-down menu and select Properties.
Then in the properties window make sure the Build Action is set to Resource.
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Put WPF control into a Windows Forms Form?
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.Net: How to use a WPF user control in a windows forms application?
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Closed 3 months ago.
I am interested in reusing old forms with form controls on it, not just any solution to add WPF control to a form. Why? Because this solution spares me from redesigning hundred forms that also have a WPF control on them.
Exception:
Microsoft.DotNet.DesignTools.Client.DesignToolsServerException: Component of type UserControl1 could not be created. Make sure the type implements IComponent and provides an appropriate public constructor. Appropriate constructors either take no parameters or take a single IContainer parameter.
To reproduce the problem: https://github.com/hovek/WpfApp1 and try adding UserControl1 to Form1, from the Toolbox.
VS Version 17.4.2
I guess it's not possible to design on a form: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.windows.forms.integration.elementhost?view=windowsdesktop-7.0
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How can I create a tagging control similar to evernote in wpf?
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Closed 4 years ago.
I am working on a project that requires to search records by multiple customers, I an easily do that by making CheckList box but that will look pity, I've one example which I am trying to create in WPF, upto this point I am only able to do that to auto populate matching values but I want it to be like following.
If There is any control which can help me to achieve this like Searching for Customer A and Customer B in the manner shown in Screen shot.
It's a composite control. You can develop it by creating an UserControl (preferred) or writing a CustomControl on WPF.
It's depends on your time limitations. Finding an Open-source solution is a fast and easy way. but it must fill your expectations.
Most important part of developing such a Control is to decompose the complex control in some known controls.
I see a WrapPanel as a Container for this control and a main TextBox (with AutoCompletion) into it. and there are some Button which are created by an event.
for example you pressed the Space Button and the user control determined that It is time to add a Button as a Item into the main container (WrapPanel) and .... .
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How to set description for my Custom Control to show in ToolBox?
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Closed 6 years ago.
If I hover on a control in the designer tool box in visual studio, I get some helpful text about the control.
But for my own controls, I only get:
The first part is obvious assembly information. But where does the descriptive text come from? I was assuming it was some sort of attribute, but I haven't found it yet. I tried adding an XML comment to my class but that had no effect. Does anyone know where the designer is getting the control description?
You might be able to add the Control's info by customizing the Assembly Attributes.
Though, didn't tested yet. You can add the Control's description in your AssemblyInfo.cs class.
Try adding some detail about your Control here:
[assembly: AssemblyDescription("Add some Description about your control")]
Though, I am sure of the fact that the AssemblyDescriptionAttribute class returns a string containing the assembly description.
public AssemblyDescriptionAttribute(string description);
// Summary:
// Gets assembly description information.
//
// Returns:
// A string containing the assembly description.
public string Description { get; }
If you are able to see the description displayed after you've added to the ToolBox and hovering over it then please let me know.
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Closed 11 years ago.
Possible Duplicate:
Disable default shortcuts on a TabControl
How can I prevent users from using Ctrl + Tab or Ctrl + Shift + Tab to switch between tabpages?
See Stack Overflow question Best way to implement keyboard shortcuts in a Windows Forms application?.
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How do you prevent the Visual Studio designer auto-generating columns in a DataGridView?
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Closed 2 years ago.
I've got a subclass of DataGridView that adds all the columns it needs in it's own constructor, but when I use this component in the VS designer it insists on generating code to add the same columns on top of the ones added in the component constructor. How do I force it to not generate code for columns it already finds populated inside a datagridview?
You need to turn off autogeneration of columns before binding your datasource:
datagridview.AutoGenerateColumns = false;
datagridview.DataSource = mydatasource;