How do I trigger an event when I click into a specific WPF grid cell / control in the cell

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I have a page in a WPF window. And in this page i programmically (in another class for methods) create a dynamic grid into which i add rows in realtime, and prior on startup from config file.

Now i also want to delete rows, but for that i need something to happen when i click the "delete" bitmap image which is in every row on the first column. But i have no idea how to target it, or how to create a mouseclick event which i can tie to my ,not in XAML created, grid.

Here is an image of my page and the grid:
https://ibb.co/npJgoo

What I have tried:

I searched the web but because i am pretty new to c# i found nothing waaaay too complex for me I to be able to solve the problem

Posted 25-Jul-18 21:07pm

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Updated 25-Jul-18 21:44pm

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[no name] 26-Jul-18 3:42am

Show some code; "a dynamic grid" is pretty vague.

(Hint: add "event handlers")

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Dirk Bahle · Answer 1 · 2018-07-25T21:45:00

Your best option is probably to use a Blend Behavior which is not to complex c# - How to add a Blend Behavior in a Style Setter - Stack Overflow[^].

More advanced users can use their own custom WPF Behaviors, which typically translates a certain event (eg. mouse click) into an invocation of a bound command.

So, you either want to research Blend behaviors if you just want to solve your current problem or WPF behaviors in general if you want to understand more about the technical approach (there really is a lot of content out there).