I would like to create a message box in my Windows Phone 7 application, but I want to add the "never show again" button or checkbox inside of it. How can I do that? I searched about it and I found examples in XNA and found a code using Notificationbox, but it doesn't seem to work with C# or something.
My project is coded with C#, is there a way to implement a customizable message box?
Tomer Shamam has an example of how to do this at: http://blogs.microsoft.co.il/blogs/tomershamam/archive/2010/10/19/windows-phone-7-custom-message-box.aspx
He's put the code on http://wpassets.codeplex.com/
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In Windows 11 OS, search textbox displays as below
Here the auto append text has a different foreground. How to do this? while typing in AutoSuggestBox, I need to show the suggestion as like in Win 11 OS.
There is an issue on the WinUI GitHub asking about this behavior here. There is no built in behavior achieving this in WinUI but you could achieve this by retemplating. Alternatively, a community member has created a control with that behavior and published it here.
Newbie here.
I am trying to create an app for a local library and was hoping to be able to have the synopsis of the book show up when you click on the synopsis button. I would like it to show different information depending on which record is being shown. Is this something that is possible to do?
Thank you community!
Megan
Library App User Interface:
I'm using blend 4 and vs 2010 to develop a port of an app from iPad to Windows Desktop.
I have a pathlistbox with PathListBoxScrollBehavior attached like in the carousel tutorial showed by Microsoft in the presentation of PathListBoxUtils.
My path is a open path (a line) and I don't want a infinite carousel but a path list box that go through the items but stops when comes in the last or first item. Am I being clear?
Something similar to what exist is on ios (similar to the cover flow effect too)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIWDlnvHRLw&feature=related
I know there are ways to do that but I can't find it.
There are a check box called WrapItems. When unchecked your Path List Box won't spin infinitely.
There are some bugs to solve yet but are specific to my project.
Hope this solution helps you too.
Detecting text fields are a common job in Form Fillers for browsers.
Is there a way to detect text fields and labels in an windows application using C++ or C#?
I want to write an Auto Form Filler for windows applications.
Taking abmv's answer further, there are several tools for this, some for .NET, too:
Windows Forms Spy
.NET Control Inspector
ManagedSpy in MSDN Magazine of April 2006
Hawkeye
Spy++ itself can be found on Microsoft's website, the source code seems to be not available, but a similar tool has source code.
Try a tool like SPY++ you can see that it can detect lables
I have a list of items in a listview and when the user double-clicks an item, I display a messagebox with the contact's name and address.
My boss doesn;t like it because he thinks this violate some UI design principle for Windows Mobile devices. I can't find anything that prohibits this. He is thinking that it has something to do with the device not being able to go into power-saving mode when a message-box is displayed.
Is he right? Can you suggest an alternative (he doesn;t have an alternative except he doesn;t like what i have)
C#, Windows Mobile 6.0, WinForms
Windows Mobile 6 uses MessageBox all the time. It is probably better than rolling your own solution because you'll automatically benefit from updates in WM6.5 which a custom solution wouldn't.
The device has no problem going into power-saving mode while a message box is displayed. Other options available to you include using a tabbed view and switching to another tab to display details, or creating and displaying a new form to display details.