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Hello,
has there been any updates to the Product Idea PI12100060?
Regards,
Kevin
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Nothing that you would do using triggers. You could write your own command that will set the SelectedDate (and ActiveDate) and then invoke the MaskedEditorCommands.ToggleDropDown. e.g.
public class CustomMonthCalendarCommands { static CustomMonthCalendarCommands() { CommandManager.RegisterClassCommandBinding( typeof( XamMonthCalendar ), new CommandBinding( SelectAndActivateDate, new ExecutedRoutedEventHandler( OnExecuted ), new CanExecuteRoutedEventHandler( OnCanExecute ) ) ); } private static void OnExecuted(object sender, ExecutedRoutedEventArgs e) { if ( e.Command == SelectAndActivateDate ) { var mc = sender as XamMonthCalendar; MonthCalendarCommands.ActivateDate.Execute( e.Parameter, e.OriginalSource as IInputElement ); mc.SelectedDate = mc.ActiveDate; MaskedEditorCommands.ToggleDropDown.Execute( null, e.OriginalSource as IInputElement ); } } private static void OnCanExecute(object sender, CanExecuteRoutedEventArgs e) { if ( e.Command == SelectAndActivateDate ) { e.CanExecute = MonthCalendarCommands.ActivateDate.CanExecute( e.Parameter, e.OriginalSource as IInputElement ); e.Handled = true; } } public static readonly RoutedCommand SelectAndActivateDate = new RoutedCommand("SelectAndActivateDate", typeof(CustomMonthCalendarCommands)); }
Then you would reference that command. You might also leave the content set up the way it was but bind to the CommandParameter which has the date to display.
<igWindows:StringFormatConverter x:Key="StrFormatConv" /> <Style TargetType="{x:Type Button}" x:Key="{x:Static igEditors:XamMonthCalendar.TodayButtonStyleKey}"> <Setter Property="Command" Value="{x:Static local:CustomMonthCalendarCommands.SelectAndActivateDate}" /> <Setter Property="Content"> <Setter.Value> <MultiBinding Converter="{StaticResource StrFormatConv}" Mode="OneWay"> <Binding Path="Value" Source="{x:Static igEditors:Resources.TodayButtonCaption}" /> <Binding Path="CommandParameter" RelativeSource="{RelativeSource Self}" /> </MultiBinding> </Setter.Value> </Setter>
That would be helpful.
Is there a workaround perhaps by using ActiveDate & SelectedDate DPs of XamMonthCalendar via Triggers?