Hi,
I found that the Comic Book Reader suffers the same CTRL-TAB problem that I previously experienced in Edi.
The solution to getting CTRL-TAB to work as expected is to set a default keyboard focus within the document view. One simple solution is to have a textbox and the FocusManager acquire focus on that textbox by default.
Documents usually have no textbox so I found a better solution, which is an attached property (see attachment). You can use it like this in your view:
... UserControl x:Class="Edi.View.StartPage" ...
Focusable="True"
KeyboardNavigation.IsTabStop="True"
Name="StartPageView"
behav:KeyboardFocus.On="{Binding ElementName=StartPageView}"
Your app is pretty cool by the way so I hope this improves the experience for those who use the keyboard (as I often do...)
Comments: ** Comment from web user: TheCamel **
I found that the Comic Book Reader suffers the same CTRL-TAB problem that I previously experienced in Edi.
The solution to getting CTRL-TAB to work as expected is to set a default keyboard focus within the document view. One simple solution is to have a textbox and the FocusManager acquire focus on that textbox by default.
Documents usually have no textbox so I found a better solution, which is an attached property (see attachment). You can use it like this in your view:
... UserControl x:Class="Edi.View.StartPage" ...
Focusable="True"
KeyboardNavigation.IsTabStop="True"
Name="StartPageView"
behav:KeyboardFocus.On="{Binding ElementName=StartPageView}"
Your app is pretty cool by the way so I hope this improves the experience for those who use the keyboard (as I often do...)
Comments: ** Comment from web user: TheCamel **
ok, solved, I took the good file from your project
should I do that for all type of document ??
