I've created a custom behavior with a target control property and I can't figure out how to get blend to display the round "object picker" so that I can drag and drop to ta开发者_StackOverflow中文版rget a particular control. So when I create a behavior like this:
public class SetFocusAfterBusyBehavior : Behavior<BusyIndicator>
{
public object TargetControl { get; set; }
When I try to set the TargetControl property in blend I just get a box with no object picker.
I've tried changing TargetControl to be a dependency property. I've looked at the TargetedTriggerAction class in reflector to see if I could figure out how if there is a special attribute. I also poked around on the web and read this blog which doesn't specifically mention the object picker and also seems like a lot more work than should be necessary.
Is there a simple solution to this? I'm pretty new to silverlight and blend so perhaps I'm missing something very simple.
You can use the CustomPropertyValueEditorAttribute
from the System.Windows.Interactivity
assembly in combination with one of the value from the CustomPropertyValueEditor
enumeration, to get access to some of the provided property editors.
public class SetFocusAfterBusyBehavior : Behavior<BusyIndicator>
{
[CustomPropertyValueEditor(CustomPropertyValueEditor.Element)]
public object TargetControl { get; set; }
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