how to make non editable textbox in wpf

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how to make non editable textbox in wpf.
when i debug it has to be some non editable text

Posted 29-Jun-11 23:01pm

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Use a Label. That's what a Label is for. A textbox is for user input.

Posted 29-Jun-11 23:06pm

Prerak and Wayne have answered your question very well, just to add to that :

1. Everything you can do with a text box in WPF[^]
2. Read only Text Box[^]

Hope you find this helpful.
All the best.

Posted 29-Jun-11 23:18pm

Updated 29-Jun-11 23:19pm

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Having a non editable text box is good when you want to allow the contents to be copied.

Posted 21-Nov-15 7:10am

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Prerak Patel · Accepted Answer · 2011-06-29T23:04:00

Add IsReadOnly = "True" in xaml of textbox.

Posted 29-Jun-11 23:04pm

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Wayne Gaylard 30-Jun-11 5:07am

Good answer, but I think the OP should use a Label instead. Just a case of using the right tool for the job sort of thing. +5