Himanshi Goyal
Himanshi Goyal
You need to explicitly set the AutomationProperties.Name for ListViewItem inside ListView. ```xaml ``` Let us know if this resolves your issue.
Hey @TheQuinbox Yeah, the fix I provided earlier was indeed a workaround. After a more in-depth investigation, I discovered that we need to override the `ToString` function for the `ListItem`...
Can you please provide a minimal sample repro project?
> I agree with miloush here; and yeah, it should be possible to specify both comma-separated and space-separated values as it is with other elements, e.g. Thickness. @h3xds1nz, @miloush this...
Hello Everyone, We are planning to move forward with this API proposal. However, we have noticed that there has been very little activity on this thread. We kindly request you...
Marking this API as ready for review, if there are any objections with the API structure please comment on the following thread.
@miloush There are non-public type converters as pointed out by @lindexi. @michael-hawker Row/ColumnDefinitionCollection cannot be constructed/used by other elements. Right now, Row/ColumnDefinitionCollection is not constructable from code behind that's why...
Hey @h3xds1nz, Sorry for the delay in response. We have observed that when we do `Rect testRect = Rect.Parse(" Empty \t");` We are hitting the exception `System.FormatException: 'The input string...
@ludelues does the above workaround resolves your issue?
Can you please provide a minimal sample repro?