scrollviewer

In WPF I've got the following XAML: <ScrollViewer Canvas.Left="2266" Canvas.Top="428" Height="378" Name="scrollViewer1" Width="728" PanningMode="VerticalOnly" PanningRatio="2"> <Canvas Height="1732.593" Width="507.667"> <Slider Height="40.668" x:Name="slider1" Width="507.667" Style="{DynamicResource SliderStyle1}" Canvas.Left="15" Canvas.Top="150" /> </Slider> </Canvas> </ScrollViewer> It's a ScrollViewer containing a Slider. I'm using the following on a touch-screen, and I'm using the panning even to scroll the ScrollViewer vertically. When PanningMode="VerticalOnly" is set, the slider stops

I am using a scrollviewer control around my stack panel which contains an ItemsControl. When there are many items in the ItemsControl it is suppose to scroll but for some reason it just cuts of the items. Here is the code: <StackPanel> <ScrollViewer CanContentScroll="True" VerticalScrollBarVisibility="Visible"> <ItemsControl Name="icEvents" Width="Auto" Height="100" Background="AliceBlue" ItemsSource="{Binding Path=EventSources}"> <ItemsControl.ItemTemplate> <DataTemplate> <StackPanel> <TextBlock Text="Source:"/> <TextBlock Text="{Binding Path=Source}" /> <TextBlock Text="Original Source:"/>

I am currently working on my first WPF project and trying to make a listview scrollable. At first I thought this could be easily done by simply limiting the listview's width and height and thus forcing a scrollbar to appear automatically whenever the content exceeds its space. This seemed fine at first but due to the handled PreviewMouseDown-Event (which enables dragging the list's items) it doesn't work after selecting an item. Second attempt (using ScrollViewer) <ScrollViewer> <ListView ItemsSource="{Binding FileViewModels}" PreviewMouseDown="ListView_MouseMove" Height="450" Width="200"/> <

I was wondering if it is possible to turn off the TreeView's ScrollViewer easily. I have a UserControl with a Grid. One of the Cells has a few TreeViews inside a Stackpanel. The height of the Control sizes automatically depending on the height of the TreeViews, so there is no need for a scrollbar. The problem is: I have a bunch of these in a ListBox with its own ScrollViewer, but when i am using the MouseWheel, scrolling stops when you are over a TreeView. This is because the TreeView has its own ScrollViewer which steals the MouseWheel. I know this is probably possible by overriding the

I have got a big ListBox with vertical scrolling enabled, my MVVM has New and Edit ICommands. I am adding new item to the end of the collection but I want the scrollbar also to auto position to the End when I call my MVVM-AddCommand. I am also making an item editable(By calling EditCommand with a particular row item) from some other part of the application so that my ListBoxItem getting in to edit mode using DataTrigger, but how will I bring that particular row(ListBoxItem) to the view by adjusting the scroll position. If I am doing it in the View side I can call listBox.ScrollInToView

I have a collection of Visual s in a ListBox . I need to find the XPosition of an element inside it and then animate the HorizontalOffset of the ListBox 's ScrollViewer . Essentially I want to created an animated ScrollIntoView method. This gives me a couple of problems. Firstly, how can I get a reference to the ListBox s scrollviewer? Secondly, how can i get the relative XPosition or HozintalOfffset of an arbitrary element in the ListBox ? I'm not reponding to any input on the ListBox itself so I can't use Mouse related properties. I don't think you will be able to use a WPF storyboard for