Adjusting Panels in WPF programatically ?
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Hi, I am working on WPF controls, I have a halt at adjusting one of the controls programatically. I have 2 radiobuttons (rdbtn1, rdbtn2) and a dockpanel(2 controls) with a stackpanel(with textbox and button)a another stackpanel(with 2 textboxes). so the panels are placed at (40,10,0,0) and (40,150,0,0) with panel1 above and panel2 below it. actually the problem is selecting one of radiobuttons . if i select rdbtn2, the panel1 shuld be invisible and the panel2 should stretch (not shift, which mean if the panel2 height is 200 and it should stretch its starting point in vertical to 10 and its lower limit should be same , making total height of 140 + 200 )to the panel1 starting location . so, only panel2 shuld be visible. how to do this programatically in C#? Please help.. Thank you, Ramm
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Hi, I am working on WPF controls, I have a halt at adjusting one of the controls programatically. I have 2 radiobuttons (rdbtn1, rdbtn2) and a dockpanel(2 controls) with a stackpanel(with textbox and button)a another stackpanel(with 2 textboxes). so the panels are placed at (40,10,0,0) and (40,150,0,0) with panel1 above and panel2 below it. actually the problem is selecting one of radiobuttons . if i select rdbtn2, the panel1 shuld be invisible and the panel2 should stretch (not shift, which mean if the panel2 height is 200 and it should stretch its starting point in vertical to 10 and its lower limit should be same , making total height of 140 + 200 )to the panel1 starting location . so, only panel2 shuld be visible. how to do this programatically in C#? Please help.. Thank you, Ramm
I would put them in a stackpanel or a grid, and try to set them up so their size is determined by the available space, so that when you collapse one, the other would fill the space.
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