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| Guest | Simple Question Greetings, I'm new to WPF. I've been searching high and low in the MSDN docs but haven't found exactly what I'm looking for but close to it, just not close enough to answer my question. In the WinForms world, there is a Load event or an onLoad function that you can override in order to do things at the start of the Form but after the page initializes. What is the equavalant for WPF? Thanks, Shawn |
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| Guest | Re: Simple Question Hello, there is the "FrameworkContentElement.Loaded" Event. I quote from the Windows SDK: "Occurs when the element is laid out, rendered, and ready for interaction. " This is the declaration in C#: public event RoutedEventHandler Loaded and in XAML: <object Loaded="RoutedEventHandler" .../> All the best, Andrei Iacob Shawn B. wrote: > Greetings, > > I'm new to WPF. I've been searching high and low in the MSDN docs but > haven't found exactly what I'm looking for but close to it, just not close > enough to answer my question. > > In the WinForms world, there is a Load event or an onLoad function that you > can override in order to do things at the start of the Form but after the > page initializes. What is the equavalant for WPF? > > > Thanks, > Shawn |
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| Guest | Re: Simple Question Hello, there is the "FrameworkContentElement.Loaded" Event. I quote from the Windows SDK: "Occurs when the element is laid out, rendered, and ready for interaction. " This is the declaration in C#: public event RoutedEventHandler Loaded and in XAML: <object Loaded="RoutedEventHandler" .../> All the best, Andrei Iacob Shawn B. wrote: > Greetings, > > I'm new to WPF. I've been searching high and low in the MSDN docs but > haven't found exactly what I'm looking for but close to it, just not close > enough to answer my question. > > In the WinForms world, there is a Load event or an onLoad function that you > can override in order to do things at the start of the Form but after the > page initializes. What is the equavalant for WPF? > > > Thanks, > Shawn |
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| Guest | Re: Simple Question In WPF world, We have Window.Loaded event, but unfortunately we don't have Window.OnLoaded method. Sheva |
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