Wrote a custom control to solve this issue. Since all I wanted was to show usercontrols within a "parent" form, I ended up creating a custom panel control. Added a dependency property called ItemsSource to it.
The handler for this property adds the custom controls in its collection to the panel's Cldren collection.
Wrote a custom control to solve this issue. Since all I wanted was to show usercontrols within a "parent" form, I ended up creating a custom panel control. Added a dependency property called ItemsSource to it.
The handler for this property adds the custom controls in its collection to the panel's C @ColinE, I did make sure that before adding a child control to the panel I check if it is child of another panel. If it is I obtain a reference to its parent panel control and remove the control from that parent panel's children collection. It seems to work just fine.
Thanks for the comments. A.
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