Silverlight Toolkit: WrapPanel

re: Silverlight Toolkit: WrapPanel

molenator — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 07:34:49 GMT

Justin,

I can't find the UniformGrid in SL3.

Where is this gem located?

Thanks!

Karl

re: Silverlight Toolkit: WrapPanel

kalimevole — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 09:17:24 GMT

Thank you Justin. Here is my solution of the gallery. kalimevole.blogspot.com/.../galerie-pomoc-wrappanelu.html .

The working app you can see here: student.vsmie.cz/.../Default.html

Thank you

re: Silverlight Toolkit: WrapPanel

BigDubb — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 23:17:38 GMT

Quick Question.

Lets say for a moment, rather than add Images as the DataTemplate we wanted to use our own control. Let's call it MyControl. My control has two events. StartedDoingSomething and StoppedDoingSomething. It also has one Method StopDoingSomething.

In my wrap panel I want to allow for only on of MyControls to be 'doing' something at a time. So when mycontrol b StartedDoingSomething and mycontrol A is already doing something, I want to tell mycontrol b to StopDoingSomething.

Programmatically if I use a wrappanel I can get at the children for the wrappanel and I could either user LINQ or a forEach loop to get to any other controls and tell them to stop playing. However if I apply the wrap panel in XAML, the only way I've been able to get at the wrap panel programatically is via the TreeViewHelper and the wrappanel is six layers deep. After further investigation, it just points me back to the Object bound to the control, not the control bound to the control.

Any suggestions.

re: Silverlight Toolkit: WrapPanel

roberino — Fri, 28 Nov 2008 00:12:37 GMT

That's a really useful article, and covers exactly the thought process someone is likely to go through when adding WrapPanel-eseque functionality to their application. Thank you Justin!

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