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I was able to complete my MsgBox service with the same API as in my previous modal dialog version (Link), except the new one is build with the design from MahApps.Metro: Link.
I have found a minor issue in this process which is that you can use key down or ALT Key to have the focus wander off into the menu or the Window control buttons (close, maximize, minimize). This can be best verified if you open a dialog that has no default focus element, such as, the Progress Dialog.
The ALT Problem can be verified in any dialog, though.
My solution for this fix is to add a new dependency property called: IsContentDialogVisible.
This property is to true when there is one or more dialogs open.
This dependency property is used to:
add a MetroWindow trigger that makes the Window buttons non-focusable when IsContentDialogVisible == true (Link).
I am wondering if there is a better solution to these problems. But I am also happy with my current solution. So, I thought it might be useful input for this project as well.
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I have deleted the linked repo above since it was just another development version. The repo to use now is called MLib since thats the name of the framework I've created based on your work: https://github.com/Dirkster99/MLib
I was able to complete my MsgBox service with the same API as in my previous modal dialog version (Link), except the new one is build with the design from MahApps.Metro: Link.
I have found a minor issue in this process which is that you can use key down or ALT Key to have the focus wander off into the menu or the Window control buttons (close, maximize, minimize). This can be best verified if you open a dialog that has no default focus element, such as, the Progress Dialog.
The ALT Problem can be verified in any dialog, though.
My solution for this fix is to add a new dependency property called: IsContentDialogVisible.
This property is to true when there is one or more dialogs open.
This dependency property is used to:
I am wondering if there is a better solution to these problems. But I am also happy with my current solution. So, I thought it might be useful input for this project as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: