WindowStateChange event for the ToolWindow or DockingWindow - Docking/MDI for WPF Forum

Posted 12 years ago by keshav bansal

Version: 11.2.0554

Hi,

How to get the WindowStateChange event for the ToolWindow or DockingWindow .

For Example: My sample application consists of two toolwindows(toolwindow1,toolwindow2) and as float the toolwindow1 from the sample application then i should get the notification that my toolwindow1 state has been chaged to float state.and again dock the floated toolwindow1 into the sample application then i should get the notification that my toolwindow1 state has been chaged to docked.

My requirement is like

1. As i float the toolwindow1,titlebar for that toolwindow1 should be hidden .

2. As i dock that floated toolwindow1, titlebar for that toolwindow1 should be visible.

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Answer - Posted 12 years ago by Actipro Software Support - Cleveland, OH, USA

Hi Keshav,

You can hook into the DockSite.WindowStateChanged event to determine when the window's state changes, but this is probably overkill for what you want. You can simply use an implicit Style in your application resources, like so:

<Style TargetType="docking:ToolWindow">
	<Style.Triggers>
		<Trigger Property="State" Value="Floating">
			<Setter Property="HasTitleBar" Value="False" />
		</Trigger>
	</Style.Triggers>
</Style>

Actipro Software Support

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