I need to host a FlowDocument inside a Window / Grid or in other words I don't want the Flowdocument to be the root element. Can somebody please help me how this can be done? I only found informations on how to host UIElements inside a FlowDocument, but not how to place the FlowDocument inside something else. Thanks for any hint!
Use FlowDocumentViewer or it inheritors. If you need edit this document - use RichTextBox.
The ViewModel sample application of the WPF Application Framework (WAF) shows how to host a FlowDocument inside a UserControl.
Please look for the EmailClient.Presentation\Views\ShellWindow\MessageContentView.xaml file.
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I have a UserControl that includes Labels, TextBox and Charts (generic types). After the user loads this control in a grid at runtime, can it be saved as XAML? So a later user can load his file and edit it. If the UserControl cannot be saved as XAML what is the other way to save it?
Thanks for any inputs,
I think you will want to look at the XamlWriter / XamlReader Classes. There are some limitations but they might work for you.
WPF C# VS2008 3.5 I have a few pages(page1.xaml ect.) and I would like to bind text from a textbox to a label on a different page in xaml. I tried using ElementName but the label does not show the text user enters in textbox. I know something is wrong in the Path, but I'm new to wpf so any help would be great. My xaml referenced the x:Name of the textbox, should I reference the page also? thanks in advance
I think it would be better to create a class that will hold the data and create a single object of that class and bind both pages to it.
i am trying to print all the contents of a UserControl.
So what i need is to Print Preview the records of a DataGrid in WPF?
For printing is easy, we can use the PrintVisual and just send as argument our UserControl (in this case, the DataGrid).
It looks easy to Print, but i can't find anything to do the Print Preview.
Do we have anything in WPF to to this? And how?
Thanks in advance ;)
Related: How can I produce a "print preview" of a FlowDocument in a WPF application?
I have xaml directly stored in database. Mostly they contain hyperlinks and textblocks. How do i load this in xaml such that the controls are instantiated and seen properly. If i bind it directly to textblock the text will be seen as it is (i.e the xaml won't get instantiated). One approach is to use richtextbox and it would work fine. However, i want a label type of control and not a textbox.
Thanks in advance :)
A good approach here is to use XamlReader.Load() (Silverlight) or XamlReader.Parse() (WPF) which parses a string and returns an element corresponding to the root of the XAML document.
XamlReader.Load Method (String)
XamlReader.Parse Method (String)
I am new to both Silverlight and Blend 4.
I am trying to make a Image Gallery, where u click on the image and it shows details of the same.
I used VisualStateManager to get a mouseOver and mouseOut effect to the thumbnails. and here is wat i want. I want to add the VisualState's to all my thumbnails through Style. (I had seen this in some forum, but i cudnt figure it out how he did it.)
Here is wat i want:
I have set of thumbnails to, which need to scale up on MouseOver and come back to normal on MouseOUT. I created a VisualStateManager States.
But i want to use the state as a
common state for all the thumbnails
and apply it to the thumbnails through
Style.
Is this possible? If so how?
If not? then is how can i achieve it.
Would be really thankful to any one who can help me :) just that this is a bit urgent. :(
MSDN documentation says that you should be able to add the VisualStageManager XAML tag to any control which inherits from UIElement and accepts child controls.
It seems to me then that the best way to do this is to create a UserControl for your thumbnail and set the VisualStateManager there. You can then reuse that UserControl.
More reading material:
MSDN UserControl documentation
Adding behaviour to stock controls