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Walby 16-May-13 10:43am View

Hi pradeep manne, do you know the phrase you are looking for in the string, that is repeated, or is it all repeated words in a string. i.e. "abcdabcd" return "ab" and "cd".

Walby 14-May-13 4:26am View

No you won't be able to drag and drop controls onto the frame, straight out of the box.

But you could implement this yourself. Here's a good tutorial on implementing drag and drop functionality: http://wpftutorial.net/DragAndDrop.html. Then you need to check what control the user is dragging, then insert it onto the page programmatically and decide where the control should be placed in the visual tree.

Once you have made the required changes, you will have to re-load the frame's source though.

Alternatively you could look at a XAML designer framework to achieve this.

Walby 29-May-12 11:41am View

I know this is a dead question now, but I was reviewing the questions I've asked over the years and saw this one hadn't been marked as accepted. The reason I was asking this question, was that one of the Windows Mobile devices I was working on at the time, had a sliding keyboard, which changed the orientated when the user extended the keyboard.

Walby 29-May-12 11:39am View

Sorry for the extremely late accept, I was reviewing all my questions and noticed I hadn't accepted a solution for this question.

Walby 29-May-12 11:37am View

Sorry for the extremely late accept, I was reviewing all my questions and noticed I hadn't accepted a solution for this question.

Walby 29-May-12 11:35am View

Sorry for the extremely late accept, I was reviewing all my questions and noticed I hadn't accepted a solution for this question.

Walby 29-May-12 11:19am View

Sorry for the extremely late accept, I was reviewing all my questions and noticed I hadn't accepted a solution for this question.

Walby 29-May-12 11:05am View

Worked perfectly.

I just ended up creating another property called AddressSummary, which called the ToString override I created earlier. Then made sure the other properties raised a notification for the AddressSummary property as their values changed.

Walby 29-May-12 10:35am View

Ponder no more :).
I've been given the go-ahead to add a property/presentation object to the entity directly. As suggested in your earlier comment.

I'll mark your earlier comment as the answer if you like. You'll just have to re-post your comment as a solution.

Thanks db7uk.

Walby 29-May-12 10:22am View

I considered doing this, but the issue with this is that the AddressDetails object, inherits from entity in our entity framework and will be used by other developers in other views. So I can't really add a property for the purpose of presentation. Potentially this screen might be the only screen that requires the data in the comma separated format.

Walby 3-Jul-10 3:32am View

Thanks very much for all your answers, these articles seem to be exactly what I was after. :) Much appreciated

Walby 2-Jul-10 13:09pm View

I've tried this once before but I could only seem to transfer the actual database structure and tables, but not the data. Any ideas how to?

Walby 27-May-10 8:58am View

Ah thanks you are a life saver, I had the class set as public and serializable but didn't have a default parameterless constructor for the class within the class I was serializing.

In this case the I'm referring to the User class that is contained within the list of users, is in the UserManagement class. A bit of a school boy error, but I didn't think I would need a parameterless class for the classes held within the list but it does make sense to now when I think about it. Is this because when an object is deserialized it needs to be kind of 're-created' in a sense?

Thanks again voloda2! :)

Walby 15-May-10 20:34pm View

Cheers for the reply, I think I understood the majority of that originally but didn't word my question too well sorry. Perhaps I am being to cautious and making life harder for myself then I really need to in regards to the performance impact the main form will have on the application.

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