MikeHillberg
MikeHillberg
That property element syntax is OK on Window; that's a general Xaml language syntax and not specific to DO. E.g. you can do ``` My Window Title ```
Can you try working around this by setting TextAlignment rather than HorizontalTextAlignment on the TextBox?
No, I think it's still a bug; you should be able to use either property, your sample code looks valid. I'm confused by the documentation too. It's saying that this...
I'd like to understand first what the details are.
I think what you're seeing is that input events stop bubbling up the tree once they've been handled. If you click on a row in the DataGrid, that row gets...
{Binding} and ElementName will walk up the element tree at runtime. IIRC x:Bind will statically search up the naming scopes -- the DataTemplate then the x:Class.
Yes, it should work. I expect some of the code for the (1903) feature went into a not-common code path, so missed the function binding case.
@khoabui1412, in that repro it's not necessary to use a binding, you can just do `Click="click_event"`, but that's not to say that it should leak. But in the @akainth015 it's...
There's a limitation currently that drag/drop isn't supported in apps running elevated https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/windows-app-sdk/stable-channel#elevation
I don't see it in Issues either, let's leave this one. And thanks for opening