I am using Expresion Blend 3 and created a new user control in my project. I want a storyboard to run if a custom property of that user control is triggered like with the ones shown here in the list..
I learnt you need a dependency property, but my understanding there is limited. Here's the basic code I set up with property "IsAwesome" as an example..
Partial Public Class simpleControl
Public Sub New()
MyBase.New()
Me.InitializeComponent()
End Sub
Public Shared ReadOnly IsAwesomeProperty As DependencyProperty = _
DependencyProperty.Register("IsAwesome", GetType(Boolean), GetType(simpleControl))
Public Property IsAwesome() As Boolean
Get
Return DirectCast(Me.GetValue(IsAwesomeProperty), Boolean)
End Get
Set(ByVal value As Boolean)
Me.SetValue(IsAwesomeProperty, value)
End Set
End Property
End Class
Howev开发者_运维百科er, my property doesn't show in that list. What am I missing? Or is my entire approach wrong? Any help or advice would be appreciated!
Cheers
I created a new Wpf project. Added a new UserControl (UserControl1) with a custom dependency property called Foo.
Then I opened Blend and added an instance of UserControl1 to Window1. I right clicked on UserControl1 and said EditTemplate | Edit a Copy.
This created a copy of my user control template in the Window.Resources. From within this new template I went up to the Triggers panel and clicked the button to add a new property trigger.
Right away Blend defaulted to selecting my property in the "Activated When" section.
alt text http://blog.BradCunningham.net/Images/ForumImages/CustomDPInBlend.png
You can grab my little sample app from here: http://blog.BradCunningham.net/SourceCode/ForumSamples/CustomDPInBlend.zip
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