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QuestionIs there any native WPF Multiselect combobox available ? Pin
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QuestionSimple listbox stuff Pin
Ray Cassick3-Feb-09 7:22
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My Silverlight play project right now calls for me to use a simple listing of 'things' and display them to the user. Each of these things is going to be a template comprised of an image and two lines of text. One of the lines I need to click on and launch a file...

I was going to play around with a data-bound list box and use a data template, but it really occurred to me that perhaps that is even more than I need because then I need to create an object, stuff data into it in the xaml and data bind to that.

Why not just use a stack panel and inside that stack pan create several nested stack panels for my items. My thought was that I can then simply turn on a scroll bar for the outer stack panel and I would be done. Not elegant but simple for a small non-dynamic list of 10-15 items that doe snot really need to be data-bound as it changes very little, if ever. Using a list box win windows forms I could do this by simply adding list items manually. IN HTML I could mock this up using a set of nested tables and stuff...

What is the simplest way to do this in Silverlight? I'm asking this now with the intent to go home latter today and get back to it having spent some time at it last night (I can't do Dot-net dev on my machine at work (yet)) so I can't play here just now.

Oh, and nope, this is not homework Smile | :) I wish it was, but it's not...


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Questionplotting in WPF Pin
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QuestionUser Controls Rock!!!! Pin
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Question"Silverlight" vs "WPF Web Browser App" Pin
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