How Do I Show Popup Window When Using Ismouseover Property

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Hi Everyone,

I have binded the collections in listboxitem. Whenever i Mouseover the listbox items, the popupwindow will open to bind the respective values. But i couldn't use the MouseOver property to show the popup. It will work with MouseEnter property and also i need to measure the mouse over position to visible the arrow mark for the current mouseover items.

Can anyone please help me to fix this issue.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Arun

Posted 10-Sep-14 19:36pm

Arunkumar Murugesan

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Gihan Liyanage 11-Sep-14 1:43am

This example MouseOver on Listview Item.
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/uploadfile/mahakgupta/popup-control-in-wpf/[^]

Arunkumar Murugesan 11-Sep-14 1:49am

Hi Gihan,
Thank you so much for your response. I have tried this way. this is mouseenter and mouseleave. This is almost same for mouseover. But Mouseover the popup open only when we mouseover the content. But in mousenter it will show the pop when we mouseenter the listbox item binded area, that means outside of the content. I need to show the pop up only when mouseover inside the content.

Gihan Liyanage 11-Sep-14 1:54am

Ahh ok, I don't have much knowledge of WPF, Just I have seen this in a link and suggested for you to try. that's why I wrote it as a comment. Will c you will be answered very quickly from any of community member.

Arunkumar Murugesan 11-Sep-14 1:57am

Ok Gihan. If you get the answer please update me. Thanks for your support.

Arunkumar Murugesan 11-Sep-14 2:19am

Can anyone please update me regarding my queries...?

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