XAML QUESTIONS

I hope this helps . You can set the Listviews' RowHeight to a specific number, if you want all rows to occupy the same space.Or

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Hope that helps 1.Rearrange the Pageyou could check if width is greater than height to determine if the device is now in landscape or portrait:

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Does that help This control belongs to Xamarin.Forms 4.0. So you have to update your forms version to 4.0 to test this new feature.Moreover, you have to add

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I wish did fix the issue. I am writing a mobile app in Visual Studio 2019 for Mac. , Set HasUnevenRows="True" property in your listview.

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I wish did fix the issue. As it turns out, I wasn't firing the NotifyPropertyChanged of the correct object. Both MyViewModel and SomeAreaImpl implemented INotifyPropertyChanged per the Notifier class as BaseViewModel also extends from Notifier but th

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will help you If you want to limit the min window Size, you could use SetPreferredMinSize method to limit.

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Hope this helps You cannot have multiple children for a ScrollView, hence the error defining content more than once.So, to fix this, you can encapsulate your content within a StackLayout:

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I wish did fix the issue. But if I want put a Binding Command in the dataTemplate, the command is never executed because (I guess) the resource Dictionary where is my DataTemplate not reference ViewModel.

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Hope this helps Yeah the thing is... as you can see here the TreeViewItem is the Root of the TreeView Item Template and the TreeViewNode is the "actual" Item.Oversimplified

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like below fixes the issue I'm using MediaPlayElement, and I have set the media source. Now I want to add several Closed Captions, such English, Indo, Simplified Chinese. , You can try using TimedMetadataTracks.SetPresentationMode like this:

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Does that help In ScrollViewer, scrolling only when the content width/height is larger than the container width/height, but the internal viewable area of the ScrollViewer is infinite, so if you want the child ScrollViewer to work, you need to set the

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wish help you to fix your issue I finally got this working. I tried changing the binding of the ItemsSource for the whole grid from "x:Bind" to "Binding." That fixed the issue, but I'm not sure why. I used the following for the ComboBox:

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I hope this helps you . I have styled my radio Button to create a color picker. I have removed the content property of radio button and some other styling. See below. Expected Behavior:Only the ellipse without the padding space around it. But i am ge

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To fix this issue You're pretty close to getting it to work, you just need to change the VerticalScrollBarVisibility of your ScrollViewer to Disabled

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I think the issue was by ths following , The problem is that Grid is not "focusable" because it does not derive from Control. One way is that you place your Grid inside a ContentControl or ContentPresenter.The other way is a bit of a hack but you can

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it should still fix some issue SystemAltHighColorBrush is not a used brush in Windows 10 UWP. You can double check all used resources at the following path:

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Any of those help No, there's no direct way to do this. The Windows Runtime doesn't have anything analagous to VideoBrush and no non-rectangular clipping.What you can do is to display the preview in a rectangular window but cover it with an opaque ma

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may help you . You can try to leave Button ControlTemplate alone and insert your image into Background of Button. I mean - you don't have to shoot big guns when you simple want to override style. If you need the Button to be exactly the shape of the

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wish helps you This is an issue occurring on some phones with soft keys. You can simulate it in the 720p emulator (enable soft keys on the Sensors tab).The post at http://blog.zumicts.com/usecorewindow-without-overlapping-navbar-and-appbar-winphone-8

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I wish this helpful for you Try setting the HorizontalContentAlignment of each ListViewItem to Stretch. Also set Padding to 0 to remove the gap before the blue bar.

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Hope this helps Remove HorizontalAlignment="Left" from the StackPanel that contains the two text boxes inside the InnterContent.

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will be helpful for those in need Compared with the classical binding you cannot use the following binding attributes with x:Bind: ElementName, RelativeSource, Source and UpdateSourceTrigger. Well, that almost sums up the limitations of x:Bind but x:

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seems to work fine MSDN has all the answers but here is a summary as concisely as possible.

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wish help you to fix your issue You could load the list of files to modify in the target wit ItemGroup :

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it fixes the issue Assuming that the whole row stretches, the problem is that you're setting Width of those elements (and some weird Margins, probably because you dragged and dropped the controls from the toolbox). You can use a RelativePanel to nice

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it helps some times Hey so I have a question that's been driving me mad. Basically I have a xaml element that has a wrap panel and a listbox inside it. The listbox has no problems in resizing but the wrap panel will not resize even when I set the hor

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will help you Your animation is a dependent animation, by default, the animation system won't run a dependent animation. To enable your animation, you need set the EnableDependentAnimation property of the animation object to True.In WinRT, there are

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it helps some times The redirect URI of a UWP app is assigned by the system - by Visual Studio at creation time, and by the store at publication time. You have to first find out what URI your app got, using the instructions in the readme in https://g

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I hope this helps . I want to show a flyout at a specific place. I want to specify a placement target element in XAML, but I want to make sure I am using the "lightest" element possible, given that I don't want that element to ever be visible or inte

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Any of those help You were quite close to the correct answer already, you just need to put the inner TextBlock in an ItemTemplate as well, similar as you did for the outer ListView.

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With these it helps You may use a VisualBrush with two nested elements like shown below. The outer Border (or some other outer element) is necessary for the transparent margin.

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wish of those help Alright. Apparently x:Array is technically a MarkupExtension (ArrayExtension).So, a colleague figured out that we might use the same syntax:

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Hope this helps I have label that is bound to my view model. Sometimes the text value of the label is only a few characters, but sometimes it is more than 20 characters. , You can use a converter:

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it fixes the issue This reason is from Fast Renderers .Fast renderers are available for the following controls in Xamarin.Forms on Android:

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