WPF Progressbar continue animation?

I am not entirely sure what you mean, but perhaps what you need is to set the ProgressBar's IsIndeterminate property to false. If that does not work, then please give us some code to help you further!

I am not entirely sure what you mean, but perhaps what you need is to set the ProgressBar's IsIndeterminate property to false. If that does not work, then please give us some code to help you further! EDIT: The animation is part of the Windows Aero style and some designer was payed big bucks to ... err desgin it!

So you cannot simply remove the animation using a property. You can alter the visual appearance of existing ProgressBars by editing their controltemplate. Below is the entire controltemplate of the WPF ProgressBar.

Mind: you need all the Resources, the xmlns reference to Window. Themes and you must set a reference to the PresentationFramwork. Aero dll.

I inserted a comment where you can make the change. Change the color FF000000 to 00000000 on the second and third gradientstops and the white glow disappears. I tried to implement a trigger that will show the animation at first, but stops it when Value==Maximum, but I failed.

Someone else?

IsIndeterminate set to false doesn't fix my problem I've edited with a code sample – Tim Dec 10 '09 at 8:09 this is a good idea... I used a trick, a shot of the bar as bitmap, and replace with image when finished. Uggly, but working :) – Tim Dec 11 '09 at 13:44 As long as the progressbar does not resize that is a fine solution! – Dabblernl Dec 11 '09 at 19:19.

I think that is a feature of windows aero ... all progress bars have this effect , don't think it can be stopped ...

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