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| | Loading User control at runtime Hello All, Is it possible to load WPF UserControl in my WPF app using System.Reflection. I don't want to add reference to the UserControl assemblies at the compile time. Though I tried ... --------------------------------------------- Assembly SampleAssembly; Type myColorPicker; SampleAssembly = Assembly.LoadFrom("C:\\Program Files\\Microsoft SDKs\\Windows\\v1.0\\samples\\AllWinFXsamples\\WindowsPresentationFoundation\\Demos\\ColorPicker\\CSharp\\ColorPickerLib\\bin\\Debug\\ColorPickerLib.dll"); myColorPicker = SampleAssembly.GetTypes()[0]; object ibaseObject = Activator.CreateInstance(myColorPicker); colorPicker = (Control)ibaseObject; Grid.SetRow(colorPicker, 0); Grid.SetColumn(colorPicker, 0); myGrid.Children.Add(colorPicker); --------------------------------------------- I am dont see the control. Is there an alternate way to load a WPF user control without adding references to the assemblies Regards Srini |
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