My goal is to attach a new image control while the application is running.
img = new System.Windows.Controls.Image();
img.Margin = new Thickness(200, 10, 0,
Vlad got the solution. I used it :
var grid = this.Content as Grid;
// or any controls
Label lblMessage = new Label
{
Content = "I am a label",
Margin = new Thickness(86, 269, 0, 0)
};
grid.Children.Add(lblMessage);
You should have only one root element under window. Adding the image using this.AddChilda adds the image as child of window, but you probably have some other child defined(Grid for example). Give a name to this child (Grid in the example) and then in the code behind add the image to the Grid
Example :
<Window>
<Grid x:Name="RootGrid">
</Grid>
</Window>
Then in the code behind use
RootGrid.Children.Add(img);
What is this
in your case? You can try this.Content = image;
or this.Children.Add(image);
If your this
is indeed a Window
, you should know that Window
can have only a single child, which you put into Content
. If you want several items in Window
, usually you put some appropriate container (for example, Grid
or StackPanel
) as Window's content, and add children to it.