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How I can bring ListView control in top of other controls in WPF

I have a ListView control which is behind other controls. I cant set parent nor use BringInFront function like in winforms to make it front. How I can achieve this in WPF? Bring ListView control in top of other controls.

You can set the ZIndex Property to the maximum.
Read this
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Alternatively, just move the ListView control to the bottom of the declarations inside the Grid (z-order is bottom (highest) to top (lowest)). Perhaps a bit counterintuitive.

You can do this,
Goto View->Designer (Shift+f7)
Right Click your ListView ,
Order->Bring To Front

How to mange a listbox inside a tab control

This is the first time I'm trying to build something with a tab control.
At first I made a small application in .NET 4 C#, which had a listbox as a stand alone at its main window and now I want to add a tab control and move the listbox into one of the tabs and a listview into the other tab so I can also present Icons.
My problems I'm facing are as follows:
1) I'm now adding the listbox dynamically to the tab control like this:
private ListBox listBoxMember = new ListBox();
public Form1()
{
listBoxMember.Size = tab1.Size;
tab1.Controls.Add(listBoxMember);
}
When starting the application, it seems like the listbox doesn't fit itself inside the entire tab and I can see it's borders inside the tab.. How can I fir the listbox completely into the tab so it would seem to the user that the tab itself is like a listbox?
2) Before my change I made a context menu which was activated with the listbox's mouse down event upon right clicking the mouse. Now after adding the listbox inside the tab, the menu won't open when the mouse is clicked. How can I use the context menu I made and use it the same way as I did when the listbox was a stand alone control?

To fill the tab with your ListBox, use the Fill property.
listBoxMember.Dock = DockStyle.Fill;
Also since you are now creating the ListBox dynamically you'll need to set the ContextMenu dynamically as well.
listBoxMember.ContextMenu = myContextMenu;
Also be sure to give the listBoxMember a name so you can find it in the tab1.Controls collection.
listBoxMember.Name = "listBoxMember";
tab1.Controls["listBoxMember"];

Add a usercontrol to a treeview

Im creating a user control, for searching a treeview.
I would like to add the usercontrol to the top of the treeview.
I can achieve this by treeview.controls.add(mycontrol);
However my user control i placed on top of the tree and hidding parts of the tree. Can I somehow change placement of the tree inside the treeview. Or do i need another approach?
Just to clearify I do not want the usercontrol to be a part of the tree. I only want to display it on the top of the treeview

Scrolling on List of User Controls with Listboxes inside in WP7

I have a list of User Controls in a screen in my WP7 app. Each User control has a header text block, a listbox and a button. And the listbox in the usercontrol will have it's height bound so as to show the complete height. Now when I try to scroll the list of UserControls, the manipulation events are being consumed by the ListBox inside.
One solution I can come up with is adding all the controls in a single ListBox and removing the UserControl. This might be weird. But that is my only option as of now. And also this is letting the ListBox item's height being recalculated. which gives a jumpy effect.
Is there better solution? Maybe we can disable the manipulation events on the listbox and allowing only tap event on the ListBox items?

First of all you need to disable inner list scrolling. Set ScrollViewer.VerticalScrollBarVisibility="Disabled" in xaml.
To disable manipulations on inner list, you should use ItemsControl instead of ListBox. Recent question about this: ListBox inside ListBox and selectedItem / Events

Set the Treeview background image

i work on VS05 C#
I have a treeview derived control, and I want this tree view to be
shown with a background image.What should I do in order to display a background image behind the tree and still view the tree nodes?

the default TreeView control doesn't support backgrounds