What's the name of this Component in winform VS2010?
looks like the DataGridView to me.
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I have a WPF application (Not Wpf Browser appliction) and i want accesss my wpf aplication from browser. How can i do this?
We call that Silverlight my friend
I am trying to find the default control template for the WPF DatePicker control in .NET 4. I have tried the MSDN page, but the "link" to the DatePicker control is just text. I have tried StyleSnooper, but it has an error when loading PresentationFramework.dll.
Is there any way other than Expression Blend to get the default template?
Thanks.
You can download them from this page, or more specifically here.
FYI you can also used Blend to extract a style for any control.
I have a simple question which expects a simple answer! :-)
In a visual basic .NET winform I drop a WebBrowser control
Within the form's load event script I have this:
WebBrowser1.navigate("http://www.whateverWebsite.com/WhateverDocument.pdf")
Now the issue is that the webbrowser actually launches an Adobe reader new window with the PDF document, and that window is NOT part of my application.
In my application the WebBrowser control says: Navigation Cancelled!!!!
What I want is the pdf file displayed within the actual WebBrowser control.
Any fix greatly appreciated.
Isn't this a setting in Adobe reader? Look for Display PDF in browser in settings.
I'm trying to integrate a WinForms Form inside a WPF XAML page.
I have seen examples of putting Windows Forms controls using WindowsFormsHost, but not for integrating a whole form.
Is there a way to do it? The Windows form is hosted inside the WPF application and I'm currently able to load it as a new window but not inside the XAML page.
To put a WinForms form inside a WindowsFormsHost tag in a WPF Form is an error. But you can instantiate a new form from any WPF Project. Here's how:
Say you have two projects "WinFormProj" and "WPFProj". WinFormProj has a form called "Login".
First add a reference in the WPFProj project to WinFormProj.
Then behind any event in any WPFProj element, do this:
var winFormWindow = new WinFormProj.Login();
winFormWindow.Show();
// or
windFormWindow.ShowDialog();
If that won't do, you can convert your WinForms form to a user control which will exist just great in a WindowsFormsHost WPF tag. To do that, it is often as simple as ...
Go to the class declaration and change:
public class Login : Form
to
public class Login : UserControl
Next, in your WPF form, add the WinForms project as an xml namespace:
xmlns:winForms="clr-namespace:WinFormsProj;assembly=WinFormsProj"
And finally, add this to your Grid/StackPanel/Whatever where you want the user control to be hosted:
<WindowsFormsHost Name="LoginControl">
<winForms:LogIn />
</WindowsFormsHost>
Pretty simple once you demystify it.
I created a Silverlight window and I want it to appear when I press a button. How can
I do that? It doesn't has a "show" method...
To open a new address in a new window use:-
HtmlPage.Window.Navigate(new Uri("the address here"), "_blank");
see:
Silverlight Simplified MVVM Modal Popup
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/silverlight/MVVMPopUp.aspx
If you want to browse to a new silverlight application hosted in another html page you should use the NavigationService class to accomplish that.
If you on the other hand want to display another view defined in your silverlight application then you should do something like this Silverlight 3 Navigation.