Hi,
I have 3 content panes inside a tab pane. One is at top in upper half and the other two are split vertically in bottom half. When content pane in top is unpinned/autohide it goes out of bound and its title bar doesn't remain visible.
Any ideas how to solve this?
Thanks,
Imad.
imadulhaque said: In the sample if you unpin the Viewer content pan and hover mouse over its tab it show only title bar of that contentpan instead of showing a fuller size of it. I want it to be displayed in a bigger size. I'll post sample again if I am able to recreate the original problem.
In the sample if you unpin the Viewer content pan and hover mouse over its tab it show only title bar of that contentpan instead of showing a fuller size of it. I want it to be displayed in a bigger size. I'll post sample again if I am able to recreate the original problem.
Similarly if you had a pane that wanted a lot of height (such as the grid in your sample) then it's going to use the available height because when measured with a large available size an element like a list, etc. will probably end up trying to use that. You might try using an approach like I described here and here.
BTW you should not put elements into the Header and/or TabHeader of the ContentPane. Visuals can only exist in one location and can only have 1 logical parent and since the header has many uses (the default tab header, the header displayed in the pane navigator, etc.) you're going to cause exceptions. You should use the HeaderTemplate for using elements in the header as I mention here.
Here is the image of problem in my original application. I have tried to hide the contents but I hope you would be able to identify the ContentPane that contains XamDataGrid going out of bounds of application and desktop when its unpinned and mouse is hovered above its tab.
Hi Andrew,
I have not been able to recreate the problem. But the sample that I have attached contains another similar problem that I am trying to solve.
Can you post a sample that demonstrates the issue so we can see the behavior you are describing?
Wait for response....Will greatly appreciate any help on this.