Lennart Bauer
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Lennart Bauer
asked on 15 Apr 2011, 03:57 PM
Hi!
To show / hide a pane, I set the IsHidden property to either true or false, this has always worked.
But with the latest release, I get some strange behaviour. If the pane is starting out as hidden (IsHidden = true) when I start the application and the user later changes this through a command (IsHidden = false), the pane is expanded, but without any content (ie the grid inside is not shown).
Am I doing something wrong?
To show / hide a pane, I set the IsHidden property to either true or false, this has always worked.
But with the latest release, I get some strange behaviour. If the pane is starting out as hidden (IsHidden = true) when I start the application and the user later changes this through a command (IsHidden = false), the pane is expanded, but without any content (ie the grid inside is not shown).
Am I doing something wrong?
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Hello Lennart,
I tried to reproduce the issue that you are describing, but to no avail. You can find attached the sample project I used. Please let me know if I am doing something incorrectly in order to reproduce the problem.
Kind regards,
Konstantina
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I tried to reproduce the issue that you are describing, but to no avail. You can find attached the sample project I used. Please let me know if I am doing something incorrectly in order to reproduce the problem.
Kind regards,
Konstantina
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answered on 17 Feb 2012, 11:07 AM
Tihs is a bit old now, but I found the answer to this one myself.
I set the IsHidden property to true on startup, after the call to InitializeComponents.
This was not good... it works if I set the property in the Loaded event of the containing window.
The internal layout has probably not been updated before this.
I set the IsHidden property to true on startup, after the call to InitializeComponents.
This was not good... it works if I set the property in the Loaded event of the containing window.
The internal layout has probably not been updated before this.