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Popup Control

Introduction follows...

How to make the popup close, when it loses focus

Just set the StaysOpen property to False. Unfortunately this is not the default behavior

 
<Popup StaysOpen="False" />
 
 




Last modified: 2011-03-07 17:50:02
Copyright (c) by Christian Moser, 2011.

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Sumit
Commented on 12.July 2009
To make a popup control visible, you need to set IsOpen property to true.
IsOpen="True"

Covered in detail at : http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/mahesh/WPFPopup08172008075339AM/WPFPopup.aspx
Eric
Commented on 20.July 2009
How to make the Popup control able to drag and drop like a window?
pankaj
Commented on 12.September 2009
explain in detail please..................
Kalpesh Vekaria
Commented on 18.September 2009
It's nice..
Kalpesh
http://www.tatvasoft.com/
Anand
Commented on 10.December 2009
Not clear Staysopen is not available..
name
Commented on 31.December 2009
@_@ what is this? :|
Elan...
Commented on 18.January 2010
it's great.
http://www.elantechnologies.com
Nitin Sharma
Commented on 28.May 2010
Dear All,

http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/mahesh/WPFPopup08172008075339AM/WPFPopup.aspx

Visit this website to implement Popup.
Ramu
Commented on 23.June 2010
Great Work and great stuff... Thanks

dotnetwithexamples.blogspot.com
Ebha
Commented on 21.July 2010
its good
Naushad
Commented on 17.February 2011
explain detail plz............
Shreelakshmi
Commented on 15.June 2011
EXPLAIN DETAILS WHY WE ARE GIVING TRUE AND FALSE...
Bob
Commented on 21.June 2011
This is the most useful article i\'ve ever read.
sasi
Commented on 22.July 2011
If u set the property IsOpen = True then the popup will be Opened
and,if IsOpen = False then the Popup will be closed

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