Sliding Panels
Hello Christine,Thank you for the reply,I will leave the template issue for another time. I think it is time to move on now.Thank you very much for the assistance and atention. Igor.Product Manager...
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Maybe there is a problem with the height that I did not figure out so far. So I want to play with your template suggestion. The problem is that I cannot perform step step 3. When I right-click on the...
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Hello Christine,I spent the last days implementing (and understanding) the changes you suggested. Altought I still did not changed the templates, width and height resizing seems to be working fine....
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Regarding Height and if you need the height to expand to the full height of the Accordion Item....I played with the Accordion templates and solved the height thing like this...1. I put myProjectPanel...
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Is the height an issue by chance? So far we've only been dealing with Width.I came up with the following that seems to work, I'll post it to SkyDrive in a sec so you can play with it and tell me if...
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I am short handed today, so I will play around with this tonight and try to come up with some options for you. Unless someone else has already solved your issue.~ChristineMy Gallery
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Hello Christine,In fact I have (simplified version):<Grid><toolkit:DockPanel x:Name="ProjectsDockPanel" LastChildFill="True" Margin="0,0,8,0"><toolkit:Accordion...
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Can you show me a watered down version or sample of your setup in xaml? I'm being thick this morning and having a hard time understanding your setup.What I'm picturing is...<Grid>...
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Hello Christine,Don't know if I should open a new post for that.Well, the problem I am experiencing with this approach is that when my constrol change its size, the panel are not updated, since there...
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2 - Don't know why I did not have to use clipping, since I tought that this translation would make the sliding panel moves outside the control boundaries, but this is not hapenning. Either way, there...
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Hello Christine,Waiting for you reply worth every minute!The approach you suggested seems to work great in my scenario. Thank you very much for the time dedicated to my problem.So far, I only made some...
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Hello Igor,I have been away for a bit so I am sorry for not responding to you.I have played with this a bit and come up with a possible start to a solution for you.I downloaded the test project to my...
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Hello,Thank you for the reply and for the links.It is on the details where my scenario is not acomplished for the examples I tried so far (including the one you mention).In my case the sliding will...
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For what you're trying to accomplish to save a lot of explanation I'd point you to these tutorials;http://www.windowspresentationfoundation.com/?p=910For a design instance I had to use (with a slightly...
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Hello Christine,Thank you for the reply, but:1 - I am working in a Silverlight Project. The sample you provide does not even compile con SL4. Still, I created a WPF project to try your idea.2 - I want...
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Hello Igor.I'm not always the sharpest tool in the shed, so I'm not sure I understand your goal totally, but would something like this work for you...using System; using System.Windows; using...
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Hello,I am working in a SilverLight project where I have two panels that will have to slide from right to left and vice-versaEach panel is actually a Grid that are located in the main control...
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