Access keyboard event of Grid in DataTemplate of WPF Combobox

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I have used a WPF Combobox having a Grid placed in DataTemplate inside ItemTemplate of the Combobox.
I am trying to access keyup event of that particular grid. But it does not fire.

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Posted 14-Nov-11 18:47pm

dhavalsb

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 15-Nov-11 0:51am

What do you mean "access event"? Can you show some code sample?
--SA

dhavalsb 15-Nov-11 1:08am

<combobox x:name="cmb" margin="0,0,5,0" height="46" width="46" horizontalalignment="Center" verticalalignment="Top">
<combobox.itemtemplate>
<datatemplate>
<grid name="cmbUserDeviceItemBorder" height="40" removed="Transparent" minwidth="175" maxwidth="200" verticalalignment="Stretch" horizontalalignment="Stretch" mouseleftbuttonup="Border_MouseLeftButtonUp">
<border snapstodevicepixels="true" margin="0">
<stackpanel height="40" tag="{Binding }" orientation="Horizontal" x:name="stk">
<Image Source="{Binding Image}" Height="22" Width="22" VerticalAlignment="Center" HorizontalAlignment="Center" ></Image>
<textblock text="{Binding Text}" margin="5,0,5,3" style="{DynamicResource TextNormal}" foreground="White" verticalalignment="Center" horizontalalignment="Center">

This is the designing part and you can see the "MouseLeftButtonUp" event for the grid.
Now my question is whether there is any event that can be used by keyboard "Enter" key press?

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Md. Rashim Uddin · Answer 1 · 2011-11-14T22:55:00

Solution 1

This is pretty easy stuff. You need to use EventSetter like

C#

<eventsetter event="KeyUp" handler="KeyUp_Handler" />

then write the code for KeyUp_Handler

Posted 14-Nov-11 22:55pm

Md. Rashim Uddin