I have a storyboard and I want to have it animated when the data is loaded. I couldn't assign the TargetName there since I think control inside datatemplate is not visible to outside. So I was trying to use FindName to locate the control and do SetTarget in codebehind. However FindName always return null. I checked another post here and it said something about in different namespace so FindName won't work.
What I did is I catch the Loaded event from the control inside DataForm, and assign it to a variable. Then I do the SetTarget and Begin in another event (I use DataLoaded in DomainDataSource) to start the animation. Is there a better way?
What I did is I catch the Loaded event from the control inside DataForm, and assign it to a variable. Then I do the SetTarget and Begin in another event (I use DataLoaded in DomainDataSource) to start the animation. Is there a better way?
<UserControl.Resources> <Storyboard x:Name="myStoryboard"> <DoubleAnimation Storyboard.TargetProperty="(UIElement.Projection).(PlaneProjection.RotationY)" From="-180.0" To="0.0" Duration="0:0:2" AutoReverse="False"/> </Storyboard></UserControl.Resources>2 Answers, 1 is accepted
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Hello Edward,
As long as your approach is doing the job , it seems as a good one to me.
An alternative for looking a control inside the temlpate would be to use the ChildrenOfType<T>() extension method . ( in the Telerik.Windows.Controls ) namespace.
In case you have difficulties with such implementation , you may paste me your template and let me know which control inside you need manipulated. In return will provide then some code for you which finds the control on the data loaded event.
All the best,
Pavel Pavlov
the Telerik team
As long as your approach is doing the job , it seems as a good one to me.
An alternative for looking a control inside the temlpate would be to use the ChildrenOfType<T>() extension method . ( in the Telerik.Windows.Controls ) namespace.
In case you have difficulties with such implementation , you may paste me your template and let me know which control inside you need manipulated. In return will provide then some code for you which finds the control on the data loaded event.
All the best,
Pavel Pavlov
the Telerik team
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Hello Edward,
As long as your approach is doing the job , it seems as a good one to me.
An alternative for looking a control inside the temlpate would be to use the ChildrenOfType<T>() extension method . ( in the Telerik.Windows.Controls ) namespace.
In case you have difficulties with such implementation , you may paste me your template and let me know which control inside you need manipulated. In return will provide then some code for you which finds the control on the data loaded event.
All the best,
Pavel Pavlov
the Telerik team
As long as your approach is doing the job , it seems as a good one to me.
An alternative for looking a control inside the temlpate would be to use the ChildrenOfType<T>() extension method . ( in the Telerik.Windows.Controls ) namespace.
In case you have difficulties with such implementation , you may paste me your template and let me know which control inside you need manipulated. In return will provide then some code for you which finds the control on the data loaded event.
All the best,
Pavel Pavlov
the Telerik team
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