Reputation: 79
In a WPF project, I have a stackpanel...
<StackPanel Name="spOptionsValue" Orientation="Vertical" Visibility="Collapsed" Margin="10 0 0 0" KeyUp="SaveTestOptionsInXMLData2"></StackPanel>
That I dynamically load values into...
spOptionsValue.Children.Add(new TextBox { Text = attributeChild.Value, Height = 26, Name = "tbTestAttributeValue" });
If I find an error in the value of this textbox (after the user changes it), how can I make the background red and put the focus on this textbox?
When I try something like spOptionsValue.Children[loopIndex - 3] = Brushes.Red;
I get a compiler error of "Cannot implicitly convert type System.Windows.Media.SolidColorBrush
to System.Windows.UIElement
. I've also tried to work background into this statement without luck. Any advice would be appreciated!
Upvotes: 1
Views: 36
Reputation: 1107
Try
((Control)spOptionsValue.Children[loopIndex - 3]).Background = Brushes.Red
The cast is necessary since UIElement
has no Background property.
As for the focus, you would use:
((Control)spOptionsValue.Children[loopIndex - 3]).Focus();
Upvotes: 1