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I am developing an application in C#. I'm using . Net under WPF.
I want to open a new child window (like a dialog) and it should open within the main window, just below the menu bar. However, the newly opened windows is simply showing an OS task bar. How can I open the various new windows(like a dialog box) under the main window?
C# wpf wpf-controls modal-dialog wpf-usercontrols link|improve this question edited Sep 11 '11 at 0:03Adel8781418 asked Sep 10 '11 at 17:23Mukthi13310 63% accept rate.
Try this. MyChildWindow cw = new MyChildWindow(); cw. ShowInTaskbar = false; cw.
Owner = Application.Current. MainWindow; cw.Show().
If you have multiple windows and the Application.Current. MainWindow is not the desired Window, You could use VisualTreeHelper. GetParent to traverse the tree until you reach the current window.
– dowhilefor Sep 10 '11 at 19:09 For a dialog, you should use ShowDialog as opposed to Show. – crazyarabian Sep 11 '11 at 0:40.
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