Including WPF Components

jamie550

Put a ElementHost on your form. If it is called host, then you would do: StackPanel s=new StackPanel(); host.Child=s; s.Children.Add( first control you want); s.Children.Add( second control); etc...

Muammar

Sorry but doh! :doh: :-O What are all these?? Where can I find this mighty ElementHost, what is it?? is it a control?? and how can I access those wpf controls by simply type their names?? I cant just type StackPanel, do I need to reference some class/interface first?? what is it?? Hey, thanks mate!

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jamie550

The ElementHost is a control. It it located in WindowsFormIntegration.dll StackPanel and most other WPF controls are in PresentationFramework.dll, but you also need PresentationCore.dll and WindowsBase.dll

Muammar

Thanx jamie but all the dlls you just mentioned are disabled and cant be imported:( What do I do now :sigh:

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Muammar

I hope the idiot who's voting my every post down in this thread knows the answer to my question!!

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jamie550

Are you targeting at least .NET Framework 3.0? There should be a tooltip describing the problem.

erfi

ElementHost class is supported in .net faramework 3.5, 3.0 sp1, 3.0 here is the msdn link about this class : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.integration.elementhost.aspx[^]

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Muammar

Hey jamie, Thanks buddy, I'm fine now:) Thanks for staying with me 'till the end, your great man:)

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Muammar

Hey erfi, Thanks, I'm fine now:)

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Mycroft Holmes

You're patience is astonishing, and pleased he thanked you for you effort.

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