The only time you want to use Label control over textblock would be, label can used to set focus on the control with which it is being used. Once the user use this access key, focus will automatically be set to the txtFirstName textbox. Ask a Question. Your comment on this answer: Your name to display optional : Email me at this address if a comment is added after mine: Email me if a comment is added after mine Privacy: Your email address will only be used for sending these notifications.
To avoid this verification in future, please log in or register. Your answer. Privacy: Your email address will only be used for sending these notifications. Most popular tags csharp c wpf jquery php web-technology sql-server wcf xaml data-binding. Follow us. Net MVC C. Please log in or register to answer this question. This means that Label can: Be given a custom control template via the Template property. Display data other than just a string via the Content property. Apply a DataTemplate to its content via the ContentTemplate property.
Related questions. Please check the attached image. Now I would like to move TranslateTransform, but this case I need absolute transform. Is there a "clean" way to get the number of lines of text? However, that seems quite dirty. Is there a better way? A plain bind does nothing, just a ToString of the With each loop iteration, I want to visually update the text of a textblock.
I snooped the visual tree of the demo app to see what was really going on when you create a Label with an access key defined. The Label, however, is much more involved. It has a Border, which contains a ContentPresenter, which hosts an AccessText element, which finally uses a TextBlock to display the text. So it turns out that using a Label is really just an elaborate and customizable way of using a TextBlock. Label Class. TextBlock Class.
AccessText Class. RecognizesAccessKey Property. Download the demo project here: Label vs TextBlock demo project Be sure to change the file extension from.
DOC to. ZIP and then decompress it. This entry was posted on Wednesday, July 4th, at pm and is filed under General Info , Snooping. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2. Both comments and pings are currently closed.
Great article. It seems to crash any time I try to snoop a program that I have built with the latest beta. I suspect the problem might be that the WPF app compiled in Beta 2 is using the. NET Framework 3. That might work. How do i assign it? Is there any way wherein i can Assign access keys to textblock? I need to assign access keys to a textblock. The reason Label exists is so that you can give an access key for the next control in the tab order.
Thank you so much for the reply.. I actually wanted a label a label which couldwrap and also to which i cud assign an access key.. I actually wanted a labelwhich couldwrap and also to which i cud assign an access key.. I want to assign two access keys to the same label. Is that possible in xaml.
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