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Togglebutton in WPF Controls

Devexpress control for WPF: switch

created 11 years ago

Hi,

does it exist a switch for xaml in wpf? I've foun donly your toggle switch for classic form, but anything about this.

Have to create myself or is it already control to do this?

(I mean, something like this.

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created 11 years ago (modified 11 years ago)

Hello

We have already discussed a similar issue: Togglebutton in WPF Controls. Please review that ticket for additional information. If you have any additional questions, feel free to contact us again. We are here to help you.

Thanks,
Elliot

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    DevExpress Support Team 11 years ago

      I have investigated this issue again and found that you can accomplish this task by overriding a style for the CheckEdit control as shown in the Data Editors -> CheckEdit section in our Demo Center. I have attached a sample project illustrating the suggested approach. Please take a moment to review it.

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      Don Boitnott 7 years ago

        I am using the suggested ControlTemplate for a toggle slider, but I'm having trouble with a binding issue.  I would like for the slider element to be able to move within the confines of the control, but without regard to the overall width of that control.  This means binding the EasingDoubleKeyFrame properties to a converter that calculates what the stops should be based off of the overall width of the CheckEdit control.  Could you modify the sample such that that is possible?

        DevExpress Support Team 7 years ago

          Hi Don,
          If you are looking for a toggle switch control, up-to-date versions of our suite include the built-in ToggleSwitchEdit control. It supports different display modes, allows you to customize the switch element width, etc. For example:

          XAML
          <dxe:ToggleSwitch CheckedStateContent="On" UncheckedStateContent="Off" ToggleSwitchWidth="300" ContentPlacement="Both"/>

          Please try it and let us know if it meets your needs.

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