How can I make a button go up with mouse enter using thickness?

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private void knop2_MouseEnter(object sender, MouseEventArgs e)
{
knop2.Margin = new Thickness(10,10,0,0);

it want to make the button go up a little bit everytime i mouse enter the button, until it disappears from the screen.

What I have tried:

private void knop2_MouseEnter(object sender, MouseEventArgs e)
{
knop2.Margin = new Thickness(different coördinates);

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Posted 19-Feb-18 23:54pm

Member 13554627

Updated 20-Feb-18 23:20pm

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BillWoodruff 20-Feb-18 22:35pm

Why would you want to do this very strange thing ?

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Solution 1

the right way of doing this is place your button on canvas or let it be on window .
create an mousemove event for window or canvas for every move it captures the Point .point.x ,point.y
point a=e.getposition(window or canvas)
so place your button ------ PointToScreen(point.x,point.y);
if this is not clear .let me know i ll send the piece of code which works fine.

Posted 20-Feb-18 22:21pm

saimanisha

Updated 20-Feb-18 22:22pm

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Member 13554627 21-Feb-18 4:26am

could you send the code just to check myself?

saimanisha 21-Feb-18 5:07am

ok i will send you sample code by doing it.

Member 13554627 21-Feb-18 5:14am

thanks!

saimanisha 21-Feb-18 5:19am

but tell me the correct requirement iam juss posting a sample .try the below code and let me know is that works fine for you.

Member 13554627 21-Feb-18 5:20am

just a sample with the pointoscreen method is enough

saimanisha 21-Feb-18 5:23am

once you run that code and let me know

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saimanisha · Accepted Answer · 2018-02-20T23:20:00

Solution 2

Xaml :

<Grid>
        <Canvas Background="Transparent" Name="canvas" Height="260" Width="280" MouseMove="canvas_MouseMove" >
            <Button Width="31" Height="30" Name="move"  ></Button>
        </Canvas>
    </Grid>

c# :

private void canvas_MouseMove(object sender, MouseEventArgs e)
     {

         Point p = e.GetPosition(canvas);
         move.Margin = new Thickness(p.X, p.Y, 0, 0);

     }

Posted 20-Feb-18 23:20pm

saimanisha

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Member 13554627 21-Feb-18 5:23am

thanks!

BillWoodruff 21-Feb-18 7:27am

I know your intention is to be helpful, but think about the difference between teaching someone in a way that their skills increase because they are actively involved in figuring out the answer/solution for themselves ... compared to writing code for someone.