So, everything is in the title, I just want to add a UserControl in my WPF Window. It looks like easy but the UserControl is in another project (Dll project) in the same solution. And I just can't reference it.
So, my best try is something like that:
<Window xmlns:local="clr-namespace:MyWindowProject" x:Name="window"
xmlns:other="clr-namespace:MyDllProject"
x:Class="MyWindowProject.MainWindow"
xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
>
<other:MyUserControl />
</Window>
I know I am near to find how to make it because I've got just one error and the autocompletion is working on MyUserControl. But, I've got this weird error: "The name 'MyUserControl' does not exist in the namespace "clr-namespace:MyDllProject".
I'm sure that I'm doing something wrong, but I really don't know what...
A window is managed by the OS and is placed on the desktop. A UserControl is managed by wpf and is placed in a Window or in another UserControl. Applcations could be created by have a single Window and displaying lots of UserControls in that Window.
Adding Multiple Controls to the Content Panel | Basic Library for WPF and Silverlight | ComponentOne. You cannot set the Content property to more than one control at a time.
Using a user control in XAML is pretty simple. I use a WPF Application to test the control. Create a WPF application project and copy the control code files to your project. After that, you need to add namespace of the library in which the user control is defined.
User controls, in WPF represented by the UserControl class, is the concept of grouping markup and code into a reusable container, so that the same interface, with the same functionality, can be used in several different places and even across several applications.
xmlns:other="clr-namespace:MyDllProject"
The above import statement show's that you are pointing the namespace of your local project. if you want to add a refrance of the other project (The Dll Project) then you must add the namespace as like
xmlns:other="clr-namespace:MyDllProjectNamespace;assembly=MyDllProject"
This will point the namespace which exists in Other assembly.
See this Article to understand the namespaceing in Xaml
Condition Make sure the using control is accessible from the other assemblies.
Add your user control to the controls tool box, and drag'n drop from there to your form. Visual Studio will take care of namespaces and things like that.
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