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Mohammad Dayyan wrote: where I can find them ? In the Expression Gallery [ ^ ]

yep, I totally agree and understand, the reason I posted here is I thought maybe there would be a better chance of finding someone who had WCF experience and c#/vb experience

This is a WPF project ? Do you have any events on the other textbox that might fire and change or reject the text ?

Sorry about the half postes and thank you very much for your help.

I am able to get data bound now.. However I am not seeing a way to access the SelectedItem via binding. Every example out there uses some direct code behind... i.e. they access the chart directly and set its selected item. This of course is not an option if the MVVM pattern is to be followed. [EDIT] Got the Selected Item to bind properly by not using DataContext. instead the ItemSource is bound. If someone could explain this to me I would...

I am altering my existing application developed using MS Access + VBA. I have created new window (wpf) which handles some tasks. I want this window to be loaded on button click from old MS Access application. Is it possible to do this? Sorry if posted at wrong forum.

I've tracked down where the issue is after recreating the UICardArray from the ItemsControl up. UICardArray.ItemTemplate Width= " {Binding Path=CardWidth, RelativeSource={RelativeSource FindAncestor, AncestorType={x:Type c:UICardArray}}}" Height= " {Binding Path=CardHeight, RelativeSource={RelativeSource FindAncestor, AncestorType={x:Type c:UICardArray}}}" If I set these properties directly without the...

Mohammad Dayyan wrote: Actually I wanna know how I can create a Style or Template for a Menu in WPF like it that I linked. There are many articles here on CodeProject that explain how to use all the features of WPF, from basic to advanced.

Already found what I was looking for. For anyone else, this might help: ms-help://MS.VSCC.v90/MS.MSDNQTR.v90.en/wpf_conceptual/html/6bea1014-2555-425c-9f79-3f31a487bab3.htm

Unlike ASP.net, there is no 'Session' storage model. You would most likely have to write your own class that stores the variables (maybe a dictionary type) and make that class available statically. The static class then could be accessed by all client session instances (assuming you are using session instancing). The main thing is that these sessions aren't really way too reliable. They don't act like ASP.net sessions, and...