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Implementing Property Triggers in WPF

Styles, while useful for standardizing and consolidating the look and feel for controls, also have a concept of “triggers”.  Triggers allow for the setting of properties or timeline manipulation based on the value of a property.  A style can contain one or more triggers.  This presentation demonstrates how to implement a simple property trigger.

Author: Todd Miranda

Posted: Oct 11 2007, 01:08 AM by jaytayl | with 2 comment(s)
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Land99 said:

First, may I say that your WPF videos have been exceptional and informative!

But this one (ClickOnce) was confusing.  I'm particular puzzled by the terminology.  Am I correct in assuming we have the following distinct "locations"?

Loc1: The directory location of your raw WPF application.

Loc2: A directory location (and/or web location) that contains files you use to "publish" your application.  The Publish Wizard takes your Loc1 files and generates files in Loc2.  I gather the main page for Loc2 is usually "publish.htm".

Loc3: The site a public user would go to to "get" your aplication.  The contents of Loc3 is generated by going to the publish.htm page in Loc2 and executing the functionality there.

Loc4: The public user's PC.  The user "accesses" or "pulls down" your application from Loc3 by aiming his/her browser to Loc3.

Some sort of graphic right at the beginning showing these locations, each with a clear label used consistently throughout the presentation, would have been very helpful!

PLease straighten me out on this if I have it wrong!

# April 14, 2008 9:12 AM

Land99 said:

Sorry.  My previous Comment should have been registered under "Deploying a Standard WPF Application Using ClickOnce and Visual Studio".  My browser got confused.  (I'm resubmitting it under that category).

# April 14, 2008 9:19 AM