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kenmaMoon wrote: yes, but the button is in the userControl, next time I want the user control shown by click the button.
Re-read what I wrote; the button will be invisible if you hide the container it's in. You cannot click an invisible button.
Either put the button somewhere else and have it toggle the Visible property, or put the button somewhere on location (0,0) and resize the control to shrink to the size of the button.
Third, best option; throw the button and the control you wish to show/hide on a new usercontrol.
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Member 7834460 wrote: after the 20th control, the UI doesnt show anything.
Does that mean that "20 items" is the maximum that "fit" on your form? It might be creating the rest of them on the non-visible area.
Does it have a ScrollViewer where you put the children in? Any scrollbars set?
<ScrollViewer HorizontalScrollBarVisibility="Auto" VerticalScrollBarVisibility="Auto">
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I tried all of that months ago before posting the message, even talked to Microsoft. I also investigated graphics card issues - no change.
It appears they have changed something inside the Win8 graphics kernel so that part of Aero is built-in and cannot be disabled conventionally.
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