ProgressBar bug

[Sally-Xu]

1. Progress Bar control missing Default Style. When using DefaultTheme, I can only see a blank box without Progress value. using MetroTheme, I can see the value.

2. Setting Width on the ProgressBar make the Progress to show 100% regardless the current Value.

3. Binding only works when set Mode=TwoWay, We should only need one way binding for ProgressBar as the control is a readonly control.

4. Got "0x800a139e - JavaScript runtime error: Exception: UpdateLayout has entered infinite loop and has been aborted." error when setting ProgressBar value 100. This error can be seen on the demo page when using Metro Style, and setting 100 on the numericbox:
   http://faydedemo.azurewebsites.net/default.html#Slider

[Sally-Xu]

Testing XAML:

<controls:NumericUpDown x:Name="SliderValue" DecimalPlaces="0" Increment="1" Value="50" />
<ProgressBar Value="{Binding ElementName=SliderValue, Path=Value}" Height="20" Margin="0,5" Width="300"/>

[BSick7]

This testing xaml is for NumericUpDown instead of ProgressBar.

[Sally-Xu]

1. Looks like the DefaultStyle is not missing, but for some reason it doesn't show the initial value until the Value changes (using Metro Theme doesn't have this problem). Test with this XAML:
   <ProgressBar Value="50" Height="20" />

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2. Setting Width on the ProgressBar makes the Progress to show as 100% regardless the current Value.
   Testing XAML:
   <ProgressBar Value="30" Height="20" Width="200" Margin="0,5" />

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3. Binding only works when set Mode=TwoWay on the ProgressBar, We should only need one way binding for ProgressBar as the control is a readonly control. In this testing I'm using ProgressValue NumericUpDown Control to enter the progress value. I also tested binding the ProgressBar.Value to a ViewModel's Progress property which gave me the same result:

Testing XAML:
<controls:NumericUpDown x:Name="ProgressValue" DecimalPlaces="0" Increment="1" Value="50" />
this XAML one doesn't work:

<ProgressBar Value="{Binding ElementName=ProgressValue, Path=Value}" Height="20" Margin="0,5" />

this XAML works:
<ProgressBar Value="{Binding ElementName=ProgressValue, Path=Value, Mode=TwoWay}" Height="20" Margin="0,5" />

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4. Using the same testing XAML in case 3. Make sure to use Metro Style. I don't get the error when using Default style.

[BSick7]

Should be fixed. Please retry.

[Sally-Xu]

Number 3 is still not fixed, still need to set Binding mode = TwoWay. All others are working as expected.

[BSick7]

Fixed binding. Coercing of Maximum and Value in RangeBase was clearing the binding expression. Pushed nuget package 0.9.8.8.