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Sonia
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Sonia asked on 19 Nov 2010, 10:10 PM
Hi!

I am new to WPF and I am trying to add a pinnable tooltip to my project.  Unfortunately I don't know how to do this.  If you could provide guidance or point me to some examples that would be great.  I am using visual studio 2010.

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Sonia

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Ivan Ivanov
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answered on 22 Nov 2010, 12:31 PM
Hi Sonia,

Would you please, throw some more light upon the behaviour, that you expect from a "pinnable" tooltip. In general, you can achieve a wide range of customization using the ToolTip control and the ToolTipService attached propery, so please share with us your expectations, in order to ease us helping you.

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answered on 22 Nov 2010, 09:49 PM
Hi!

Thanks for your reply.  Actually it is not quite clear to me as well what to ask since I am very new to WPF.  What I am trying to get is a tool tip that pops up when my mouse goes over a particular object.  I want the user to have the option of docking the tip for later use.

I also want to have the tool tip displayed till the mouse stays on the object or the user docks it.

Cheers,

Sonia
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Ivan Ivanov
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answered on 25 Nov 2010, 01:17 PM
Hi Sonia,

Unfortunately we haven't any controls that implement such a functionality. The only thing you can achieve with the standard ToolTip control is to position it, by setting the desired offset and set delay time, but this is by no means a real docking, because the delay can't be unlimited. I couldn't really make out, what do you mean by "for later use" - the ToolTip itself, or its content? If your ToolTips contain text only, you may try "extracting" it as a string by using:
 ToolTipService.GetToolTip(DependencyObject object).ToString();

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