The answer is to use the Pivot.IsFieldListVisible property, which I couldn't see on looking. In case anyone else is a blind as me.
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You cannot refer to nested classes in xaml. Heres what MSDN says about nested classes http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms753379.aspx Your custom class must not be a nested class. Nested classes and the "dot" in their general CLR usage syntax interfere with other WPF and/or XAML features such as attached properties. you can take...
Your application contains the DXGrid. Thus, according to the DXGrid's required Redistributable Assemblies list, the DevExpress.Printing.v14.2.Core.dll assembly contains classes that allows to implement the functionality for DXGrid's printing and exporting based on DXPrinting library.
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You should specify names of the corresponding properties as the GridColumn.FieldName property value (in your case "Message" and "Date", not "LogMessage" and "LogDate"). You should not also assign the UnboundType property when columns are bounded to the real data source.
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It is common to display different view pages that relate to different functions and or tabs of a RibbonControl. Typically you'd have a base view model class that all of your view models extend and a property of that type in your parent view model... let's call it YourViewModelProperty. To...
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You can assign the ImageTilesLayer.DataProvider property in XAML as follows: <dxc:MapControl> <dxc:ImageTilesLayer> <dxc:ImageTilesLayer.DataProvider> <local:CustomMapDataProvider/> </dxc:ImageTilesLayer.DataProvider> </dxc:ImageTilesLayer> </dxc:MapControl> P.S. For more information about XAML properties syntax, see XAML Overview (WPF)-> Property Element Syntax MSDN article. For more information about custom types in XAML, see XAML and Custom Classes for WPF....