Jan 16 2008 11:59PM GMT
Posted by: Mark Shurmer
Development, C, WPF, Windows Computing
Popup box
Posted by: Mark Shurmer
One thing that I have noticed, out there in the real world, is that people new to WPF haven’t noticed the (slightly) unsung hero Popup.
I have actually seen people spending man weeks recreating a floating window as per the popup control in WPF.
So what is it? Well it is the ancestor class for menus, tooltips and the combobox - and provides the necessary floating behaviour.
An example of using it is:
<StackPanel>
<ListBox Name=”xxx” />
<Popup PopupAnimation=”Fade” Placement=”Mouse” x:Name=”pop”>
<TextBlock Text=”ggggg” />
</Popup>
</StackPanel>
This example will show a floating window at the mouse cursor, when the mouse is in the stackpanel. Easy as pie isn’t it?



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