Pbm on CONTENT CONTROL in WPF

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I have a pbm on programatically set the property isselected=true in content control.

<contentcontrol width="130">
Height="130"
Canvas.Top="150"
Canvas.Left="470"
Selector.IsSelected="True">

How to set this programatically.Pls set this i searched many sites.still now i got no answer.pls let me clear the pbm.pls help me.

Posted 8-Nov-13 21:11pm

nixonanand

Updated 8-Nov-13 21:12pm

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Leung Yat Chun · Accepted Answer · 2013-11-08T21:38:00

You can use GetValue/SetValue() for attached DependencyProperty, avoid calling the property directly even for normal DependencyProperty

C#

this.SetValue(Selector.IsSelectedProperty, true);
this.GetValue(Selector.IsSelectedProperty) as bool;

Selector.IsSelectedProperty is a attached DependencyProperty, as an attached property, Selector defined both IsSelectedProperty and GetIsSelected()/SetIsSelected() method.

If normal DependencyProperty, e.g. Height Property, then it defined the HeightProperty and "Height" property (with getter and setter).

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Joseph Leung