I would like to create an animated splash screen using WPF. All the tutorials I have come across actually renders text in animation.. For example, "loading module" etc. But I would like to animate the images inside the wpf splash screen code.
I have a png which acts like a background, and then I need to show some kind of animation with that. Do I need to use a .gif file or I can do it in WPF with DispatcherTimer and Storyboard.
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I would like to make a thumbnail PDF navigator for use in a WinForms app. What container would be efficient and appropriate for presenting a vertically arranged set of images, scrollable vertically, where the images are displayed in the order in which they're added, and each can have a listener attached that responds when the image is clicked?
When I use the AddNewItem to add an splash screen to a project, It adds an image file to the project. But I want to know if it is possible to make a Window as the Splash Screen of a WPF project.
I tried to set the BuildAction property of a Window to SplashScreen but the project fails to compile.
The Andy Lang apparently explained to make the splash screen with this single steps.
Please refer
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/38291/Implement-Splash-Screen-with-WPF
You need to create a normal window, put an image inside the window, and show and hide it at appropriate times. No such thing as 'Splash Screen' exists it .NET.
I'm working on a hybrid silverlight/XNA app for WP7. I want the XNA part to render the full screen, exept for an application bar, which is silverlight. Without the application bar on, XNA renders fullscreen. As soon as i turn on the application bar, XNA leaves black bands on the top and bottom of the screen (i'm working in landscape mode). The application bar does use the full screen height.
The XAML contains the following lines:
mc:Ignorable="d" d:DesignHeight="480" d:DesignWidth="728"
shell:SystemTray.IsVisible="False">
Does anyone know how to fix this?
I think it's the same problem as this article in French. (because ApplicationBar and SystrayBar are two elements of the shell)
http://blog.naviso.fr/wordpress/?p=1304
I have a WPF window hosting a web browser control. I want this WPF window to always be on top. Now for example user surfs to a Youtube page and the web player plays a video. User clicks on the full screen button in the Youtube player and the video fills the screen. But my WPF window that hosts web browser control now is still on top of everything and it looks weird because in the background, the video plays fullscreen.
Is there any way an embedded control can tell WPF window that it's in fullscreen mode now so that the WPF is no longer on top, say maybe hidden?
Thanks for any advice!
Try to play with Topmost property. If you display content not in Popup than this should works:
window.Topmost = false;
I am creating a page with Silverlight component and some HTML controls.
On enabling Silverlight's full screen, I am unable to view the background HTML controls. Even if I set the xaml's background to transparent.
Please let me know if it's possible to view the HTML controls in full screen mode of Silverlight or not.
Thanks
I doubt that such thing is possible, for security reasons, as the keybordsupport in Fullscreen is. It would enable you create such things as a app totally visible observing the movements.
But I might be wrong !
Fullscreen mode takes the content currently restricted to rectangle on hosts window (the Browser client area window) and displays it on full screen window. This full screen window is a new window and contains only the Siverlight content.
When silverlight is rendering in a windowless mode it is simply rendering directly on to the host window. When you got fullscreen mode in Silverlight you are not affecting the hosts window, fullscreen effectively suppends windowless mode as it needs a new window of its own to render on.