Canvas.SetTop() doesn't work after use of a Storyboard

I'm having problems using Canvas.SetTop() after I've animated a
storyboard. Here's what happens:

On the MouseMove event I'm relocating a Rectangle... In response to
another event I want to animate the rectangle using a storyboard, then
restore the functionality of the mousemove event. The MouseMove event
is working fine at setting the location of the rectangle, but after
using a storyboard to animate the rectangle, the Canvas.SetTop() method
has no effect on the location of the rectangle. Even when the
storyboard animation is complete. It's like after using a storyboard, I
cannot use Canvas.SetTop() to relocate the rectangle.

Any clue how to make Canvas.SetTop() work again after using a
storyboard?

Thanks,
- Ben Friedland

Are you animating the Canvas.Top property?

This post on LearnWPF.com might help to explain the issue:
http://learnwpf.com/Posts/Post.aspx?...5-7eaf0c48ec91

- Doug

<ben174@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1161025446.895747.136930@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com...
> I'm having problems using Canvas.SetTop() after I've animated a
> storyboard. Here's what happens:
>
> On the MouseMove event I'm relocating a Rectangle... In response to
> another event I want to animate the rectangle using a storyboard, then
> restore the functionality of the mousemove event. The MouseMove event
> is working fine at setting the location of the rectangle, but after
> using a storyboard to animate the rectangle, the Canvas.SetTop() method
> has no effect on the location of the rectangle. Even when the
> storyboard animation is complete. It's like after using a storyboard, I
> cannot use Canvas.SetTop() to relocate the rectangle.
>
> Any clue how to make Canvas.SetTop() work again after using a
> storyboard?
>
> Thanks,
> - Ben Friedland
>

Thank you, Doug. That article answered the question. I needed to set
the FillBehavior property to "Stop" so it wouldn't hold the last frame.

- Ben Friedland


Douglas Stockwell wrote:
> Are you animating the Canvas.Top property?
>
> This post on LearnWPF.com might help to explain the issue:
> http://learnwpf.com/Posts/Post.aspx?...5-7eaf0c48ec91
>
> - Doug
>
> <ben174@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1161025446.895747.136930@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com...
> > I'm having problems using Canvas.SetTop() after I've animated a
> > storyboard. Here's what happens:
> >
> > On the MouseMove event I'm relocating a Rectangle... In response to
> > another event I want to animate the rectangle using a storyboard, then
> > restore the functionality of the mousemove event. The MouseMove event
> > is working fine at setting the location of the rectangle, but after
> > using a storyboard to animate the rectangle, the Canvas.SetTop() method
> > has no effect on the location of the rectangle. Even when the
> > storyboard animation is complete. It's like after using a storyboard, I
> > cannot use Canvas.SetTop() to relocate the rectangle.
> >
> > Any clue how to make Canvas.SetTop() work again after using a
> > storyboard?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > - Ben Friedland
> >