I am current working on C# WPF project. I want to make dialog form like win10 right side notification manager for performing user CRUID operation, App setting etc
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I want to make some modal like Xbox live login function below.
Xbox live login modal
I tried to use multi-view in Microsoft sample below.
https://github.com/Microsoft/Windows-universal-samples/tree/master/Samples/MultipleViews
User can switch between modal and windows freely
But in this case, the user can switch view freely.
How can I force a user to focus on the current view with UWP?
Do you mean about ContentDialog?
You can show a content dialog to make the User input something to it and the Main windows dont access any input.
You can watch this video to understand what you want.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Si-z1HsVW4
See:ContentDialog Class (Windows.UI.Xaml.Controls) - UWP app developer | Microsoft Docs
This is the Microsoft's Mail app on Windows 10. This app is Universal App.
I'm making an WPF app for windows 7. And here is it
I want to make my application able to handle responsive. When we resize the Window, Some of "Reply All" will hide and appear on the More button.
Currently, I make an WrapPanel to make all "Reply All" button is arrange base on windows size. How to make it Collapse and it only appear when we click on More btton (Like the Microsoft's Mail App)
My problem is how to determine which button need to hide. And how to make is become a item on More Button
As you say, things happen when you resize the windows. You should handle Window.SizeChanged event properly.
And making the whole ui responsive is a very broad topic.
I've got a scenario in my app where I show a popup from a appbar button in Windows 8.x (using XAML/C#).
Prior to Win 8.1, I used Callisto to show the popup. In Win 8.1, I'm trying to use the built-in Flyout and MenuFlyout controls.
Simple flyouts and menu flyouts work - but when I try to show a menu flyout off of a button that is itself in a popup/flyout - it dismisses the previous flyout/parent flyout - which is not the desired behaviour.
Here is some code to reproduce the issue:
https://github.com/krishna-nadiminti/FlyoutTest
Any ideas on how to fix this?
Ideally - I don't want to go back to using Callisto in the Win8.1 project - because I want to use the same code as part of my framework to show flyouts and secondary flyouts in universal apps.
I'm writing a system tray app for Windows (with much info gleaned from this thread). I have the ContextMenu working - you can right click and execute functions that way.
I want to have a modern, rich interface pop up on a left click, however, much like most of the built in Windows 7 (and possibly Vista) tray icons have. By this I refer to the Aero lining, and apparent ability to add seemingly arbitrary controls (e.g. volume slider, network chooser).
I'm not really sure where to start. Is it a matter of creating a "normal" window and restricting it heavily? If so, how? (If it comes down to Windows Forms vs. WPF, the latter is preferable).
For what it's worth, you can display anything you like when you receive the mouse click on your notification icon. Usually it's a pop-up menu, but you could show a window instead.
I wanted to know if there are any good "growl" type notification windows available as open source or guided tutorials for WPF applications. I'm looking for a window that can appear when users save for example, notifying them that the save was successful and then disappears after X seconds (with a fade out) without the user needing to take the explicit action to close the notification window. This way for messages/notifications that require no confirmation, like the example, the user would not have to click "OK" to make the messagebox or dialog close.
This link could help you:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/WPF/wpf_notifyicon.aspx
It is a Pure WPF implementation of the NotifyIcon class from WinForms and supports almost everything normal WPF controls do :)
Cheers
Why don't you use GrowlForWindows?
You can use C# or VB.