C# - Set The Height Of A Button To {Binding ElementName=MW,Path=Height}/2?
Jan 7, 2012
Is is possible to do basic mathematical operations like addition, division etc. in XAML?For example, I want to set the height of a button to {Binding ElementName=MW,Path=Height}/2.
I have a treeview and text box below it... is it easy or even possible to allow a user to change the height of the treeview which will automatically change the height of the textbox so there is no gap between them?ie one gets bigger the other gets smaller etc etc
I have a GridView with a button located beneath it. The GridView's height is set dynamically. When the height is set, it displays on top of the button. What I want to do is move the button down so it still displays just below the GridView when its height is changed.I know I can just set the location of the button, based on the height of the GridView, but is there a way to link the height to the location of the button? Like anchoring the button to the bottom edge of the GridView.
I'm developing a GUI for a touchscreen, so when user wants to scroll he/she uses their fingers. Now the thing is that the scrollbar width (with the vertical scrollbar) IS adjustable but the button stays the same height and isn't sufficient for a finger. So the question is : Are the buttons in the scrollbar allso adjustable in size/dimensions.
I am working in web application .My asp page has two div tag. Based on first one div height i want to fix height of second one div. First one div height is changing dynamically. So i want to get height of first div so that i can fix the height of second div.
I have a long string of text which i am appending to PDF document.
But im having problems trying to find out exactly how many "lines" the text will produce.
I currently have the PDF,s width to work with , But im wondering if anyone would know how i can use this to calculate how many "lines" a long string would need?[code]....
I have to Panels on a Form. The "upper" Panel is set to Dock = Fill the second "down" Panel is set to Dock = Bottom
Ok. - During the application I add some usercontrols in to the "down" Panel.
Now in one of the usercontrols, I have two group boxes (also set to Fill & Bottom) In the upper groupbox (Dockstyle = Fill) There is a Grid and below the grid, I have two RadioButtons.
On my developer machine, I can see the Grid and the Radiobuttons. On an other machine (other resolution, and other Display), I have the problem that, the RadioButtons are not visible anymore. - The user has to change the height of the "down" Panel by hand, so he can see the RadioButtons.
What I try to do now (and I don't get it working) is: Set the minimum heigt of the "down" Panel so, that both Groupboxes are visible and what is more important: that the commands are all visible.
calculate the height of the grid and the Radiobuttons depending of the solution and used display!?
I have a custom control that includes a DataGridView control. I would like to be able to adjust the heights of the rows on the dgv to fill the custom control on the target form whenever the custom control is resized. I am able to adjust the width of the various columns so that the dgv fills the custom control, but I have not been able to adjust the row heights in a similar way. I have tried the following code in the resize event of the custom control
for i = 0 to dgv.columns.count -1 dgv.columns(i).width = newwidth next i
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This doesn't cause an error, but the code does not change the row height. The column width change works fine.
I am able to change the row height by changing the font size at custom control compile time. I have not tried to change the font size at runtime, since this would not achieve what I am trying to accomplish.
I suspect that my problem is that I have not set one or more of the autoresize flags properly, but I have tried all the combinations I can think of.
I have a form which is a mdiParent, on this form I also have a left docking form which obviously reduces the size of the avaliable mdi area. Is there a way that I can get the width and height of the mdi area that is avaliable? I am programming in VB.Net.
Is there a way I can get the total height of all the rows in a DGV? I want to resize a DGV so that all rows in it are visible, so that you don't have to scroll up & down. I tried multiplying the number of rows by the row height, but that doesn't account for rows that wrap text onto multiple lines. Is this possible to do?
I just found a way to finally do this, but it still has problems. In particular I can highlight all lines in a textbox apart from the last one and when I hightlight a line the previous remains with the same yellow colour(it should change back to white). Is there any way to fix these problems?
I am working on a report in Excel and there's potential for quite large amounts of text easily over-running a merged sell of maximum row height size. I therefore want to be able to merge the right amount of rows to make the text fit cleanly.My idea was to try and find the height of a string when limiting it's width - essentially placing a piece of text into some kind of container, making that container fit to size (with a set width limit, in this case 640 pixels), and measuring the height of that container. With the height of the said container, I could then work out the amount of standard sized excel rows I want to merge.I tried to use a label but there's no way to set only the vertical element to be autosize.
In html I just do <img src="x.jpg" width="1px" height="2px"> how about in vb.net. Is there an easy way to do this. When you are viewing the image through the picture box
i need to add a data table right after an image on a PDF in vb.net
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i highlighted broccoli, buckwheat, butter, cabbage. these are all part of a data table that is supposed to go after the bottom SEVERE word because the entire thing that you see is one image called jpg2
How can I resize the height of the listview when the user maximizes the form. I used custom controls and it does not work properly with the anchor property. Do any of you had an alternative code that acts just like the anchor property? I will also place buttons below the listview and I would want them to to automatically always stay below the listview.
i have a RichTextBox in my application and there may be many and many lines, i dont want to use any Scrollbar in RichTextBox. i want RTB to change its height and width itself according to the lines in RTB.
I am trying to find a way to adjust the height of a MaskedTextBox. The height seems to depend only on the font size. I tried to create my own class and use SetStyle to allow me change the height but it didn't seem to have any effect. I set the parameter to True and False, both with the same result. The height changed according to the font size and I could not change it. The code is shown below.
What is the purpose of the FixedHeight style? Is there a way to control the height of the MaskedTextBox?
Public Class Form1 Dim WithEvents MTB As MyTextBox Public Class MyTextBox
My application uses a ListView control to display some data from a database, and I would like to make the height of the row bigger (it is in the 'Detail' view).As you can see the rows are quite slim and rather ugly :P And I can't find a way to change the height of them in the properties for the ListView.[code]Which I can imagine working in .NET (even though it's C#) but it is obviously very very hacky.