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your quotation marks are incorrect. You have: strDetails += "" + "," + "Heading1" + "," + "Heading2 + "," + strField[0] + "," + strField[5] + "," + strField[1] + "," + strField[2] + "," + strField[4] + "~"; when it should be: strDetails += "" + "," + …
I think you want to use the transform on the backgrounds' Canvas.TopProperty. Like this: double To = -1000; double From = (double)Background.GetValue(Canvas.TopProperty); DoubleAnimation da = new DoubleAnimation(From, To, TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(10)); Background.BeginAnimation(Canvas.TopProperty, da); The problem, i think you will run into, however, is that you have the UniformToFill set and so your …
Because you are specifying the font color. windows 8's default font color is White and it has default background (blackish). If your grid has the background set to: Background="{ThemeResource ApplicationPageBackgroundThemeBrush}" you can remove that and see the difference. Mark A. Malo
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I haven't used the Popup, however, most WPF controls have a Horizontal and Vertical Alignment. Have you tried: this.Popup.HorizontalAlignment = Stretch; this.Popup.VertialAlignment = Stretch; Btw, where do you get the Popup? Is this a Calisto control, or something else? Mark A. Malo
Well, you can do one of the following: 1) Create a SQL Stored Proc to handle this for you 2) Use Linq (or nHibernate) to handle this for you 3) Do it yourself If you do it yourself, you will need to do something like (this is Psuedocode): INSERT INTO …
Microsoft recommends that you do not create "dialog boxes" as we do in "normal" windows programming. They have some specifics about what a dialog box should look like in Modern apps. I believe there might be some built in ones in Calisto, however, I typically use a very simple (although …
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