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How can I add moving effects to my controls in C#?
I'm work on on a C# WinForms project, and I created a login form.
I want when I click in a link in this login form to make the controls in the login form to disappear sidely (like the effect in iPad when you move your finger on it) and other controls to be appeared .
Is there any chance to make this possible (using WinForm)?
Check DevExpress slider controls for Windows Forms.
You should find some examples here :
http://www.devexpress.com/Products/NET/Controls/WinForms/index.xml
http://www.devexpress.com/Products/NET/Controls/WinForms/Bars/toolbar_menu.xml (slide menu effecT)
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Winforms Button Right-Click visual feedback (Show button in pushed state)
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I'Ve got a winform application where specific Buttons should be visibly pressed whenever a specific key is pressed.
Capturing the key is not so much a Problem, but I did not find a method that allowed me to make it visible that a specific button as been "pressed".
(Even with button1.PerformClick() there was no visualization of the "click").
Is there any way to accomplish this?
You can use Control.Select() to activate the control.
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How do I find out which control has focus in .NET Windows Forms?
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I'm having trouble figuring out how to get c# to get the focused element within a window. I've a window of another program with two text boxes, a dropdown, and two buttons. I need to be able to open this program, pull it to the front, and fill in the two text boxes and select from the dropdown programatically.
I can pull the window forward with SetForegroundWindow and fill things out and navigate about with SendKeys, but since I don't always know which box the cursor will start in, I need to be able to determine where it is once I've pulled it to the front to fill them in properly.
Any ideas?
Going off of memory and pseudocode here.
Inside of a form, you should be able to use this.ActiveControl to get that information, which should provide you with a wealth of other information, such as the name of the control, type, etc.
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Capturing mouse/keyboard events outside of form (app running in background)
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This might be a common question but I've been searching for almost 30 minutes, and couldn't find what I've been looking for.
In a windows forms application I need to capture the mouse click event both on and outside of the current form. But all the click events that I've come across are attached to the controls, hence when I click outside of the form no event is being fired :/
I am guessing there is a static Mouse object somewhere and I should be able to get the mouse click position maybe?
This is often referred as global mouse hook.
Here's an example: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/7294/Processing-Global-Mouse-and-Keyboard-Hooks-in-C
The associated project on codeplex: http://globalmousekeyhook.codeplex.com/
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Creating Wizards for Windows Forms in C#
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How do you make something like the things where you install programs by clicking the "Next" button and it will show you like a TextBox instead of a ComboBox like on a new Panel?
Sort of like changing Tabs on a TabControl but without showing the tabs.
You are probably looking for Wizard. You may see
Simple Wizard for Winforms - CodeProject
You may also take a look at WinForms Wizard from DevExpress but its not free.
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How can I customize the system menu of a Windows Form?
How could I insert new items to the title-bar's context menu as in Google's Chrome:
I would prefer a C# WPF solution, but I have no problem to do this in C++ (Interops are all set already).
Thank you.
Some other alternatives here:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/70568/An-MVVM-friendly-approach-to-adding-system-menu-en
http://www.codeproject.com/Tips/320885/Customize-Window-System-Menu-in-WPF
You might consider using the 2nd link where it actually creates a WPF menu instead of modifying the existing native system menu, if you wanted to skin the menu for your application.
I'd suggest you extended the code to scan the native System Menu so you could create WPF menu items that mirrored the expected System Menu items.