tabcontrol

I am looking for a way to loop through controls on a particular tab of a tabcontrol. For example, I have a tabcontrol with the following tabs: Cars, Pets, Admin On each of these tabs are several controls to display/edit/save data, etc. On the "Save" button, I would like to loop through the controls for that particular tab to check whether all required fields have been filled in. So, if I am on the Cars tab and click "Save," I want to loop ONLY through the controls on the Cars tab and NOT the Pets or Admin tabs. How can achieve this result? Joseph As for looping through a TabControl's controls,

I'd like to enable user to rearrange TabPages order by dragging and dropping. Moreover it'd be cool to enable user to drag TabPages from one TabControl to another. Both the way like in Firefox and Total Commander. How to achieve this? reordering TabPages with drag and drop - by Ludwig B. inspired by http://dotnetrix.co.uk/tabcontrol.htm#tip7 private void tc_MouseDown(object sender, MouseEventArgs e) { // store clicked tab TabControl tc = (TabControl)sender; int hover_index = this.getHoverTabIndex(tc); if (hover_index >= 0) { tc.Tag = tc.TabPages[hover_index]; } } private void tc_MouseUp(object

I'm using VB.NET I need same control (ListBox) to be displayed on 2 different tabs. Is it mandatory to create 2 different ListBox instances? If you don't need design-time support you can simply, at runtime, change the ListBox instance's Parent from one tab to the other (making sure to set the positioning appropriately, of course). Essentially, it's: listBox1.Parent = tabControl1.TabPages[1]; In the end though, you'll probably find it easier to just have two ListBox's with the same data source. Yes, I think you'll need a ListBox control on each tab. If they have the same data you can use the

In my tab SelectionChanged event (is this the correct event, I can't find a tab changed event?), how do I access the new tab? Also from outside this event in normal code, how do I access the currently selected tab? TabControl.SelectionChanged += new System.Windows.Controls.SelectionChangedEventHandler(TabControl_SelectionChanged); void TabControl_SelectionChanged(object sender, System.Windows.Controls.SelectionChangedEventArgs e) { //How so access my currently selected tab??? } MarcelDevG TabControl.SelectedItem is the selected tab. cast it to a TabItem to get the properties. What I mostly do

I have a problem. In my WPF application, if i press a tabItem with middle mouse button, this tabItem should close. Just like in FireFox. But I try to do this using MVVM, and i need to use commands. Also my tabItems are created dynamically. Help me plz! Thank you! Create a DataTemplate for your tab items like this: <DataTemplate x:Key="ClosableTabTemplate"> <Border> <Grid> <Grid.InputBindings> <MouseBinding Command="ApplicationCommands.Close" Gesture="MiddleClick" /> </Grid.InputBindings> <!-- the actual contents of your tab item --> </Grid> </Border> </DataTemplate> In your application window,

I have a WPF application (.NET 3.0, VS2008) that displays data in a tab control. Custom colors are required on virtually all controls in this application : basically white foreground and green background. My problem is that when an XP theme (say Luna) is active, it is automatically applied to render controls so that my white text is written on ... a white background. For instance on the active tab item header : I have tried : to remove the embedded manifest file from the generated application (in the project properties) : useless. to force the use of the Windows Classic theme in the