Some prefer to display items contained inside a WPF WrapPanel so that they can be scrolled vertically, others prefer horizontal scrolling. This post shows how to do both, by way of some simple tweaks. Step 1: Create a new Visual Studio project Step 2: Create a ViewModel Create a ViewModel class which we use to …
A very short description of how to create horizontal scrolling pages using HTML and CSS style sheets. Original inspiration is from this YouTube tutorial by Todd Shelton, which I have even further simplified for my needs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXto4uITMCY At this point I am a total beginner in using CSS and do not fully understand all the …
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Step 1: Create a new WPF project Step 2: Install MVVM Light Select Tools > NuGet Package Manager At the prompt type: Step 3: Add event handling code See this link for reference https://www.technical-recipes.com/2016/using-relaycommand-icommand-to-handle-events-in-wpf-and-mvvm/ Right click your project folder and select Add > New Item > Class to add the following three classes: RelayCommand.cs EventRaiser.cs …
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Google analytics is often associated with the recording and reporting of web page interactions, but it can easily be adapted to record user actions in a non-web desktop application too. This post helps you to get started, and assumes that you already have a Google account which you have used to create your own Analytics …
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