I'm using Expression Blend 4 and VS2010.
I installed Extended WPF Toolkit and references in my project.
The MessageBox doesn't appear as a control on Controls Tab, however, the rest of controls, like MaskedTextBox or Magnifier from the same Toolkit are already there. I'm a beggineer with WPF, your suggestions will very appreciate. Thanks
Comments: In v1.9, MessageBox does not have a public parameter less constructor.
It is intended to be used like the standard MessageBox and be displayed by calling the static MessageBox.Show(..) methods.
Starting from v2.0, you will be able to embed the messagebox inside a new container in order to display it like a ChildWindow.
I installed Extended WPF Toolkit and references in my project.
The MessageBox doesn't appear as a control on Controls Tab, however, the rest of controls, like MaskedTextBox or Magnifier from the same Toolkit are already there. I'm a beggineer with WPF, your suggestions will very appreciate. Thanks
Comments: In v1.9, MessageBox does not have a public parameter less constructor.
It is intended to be used like the standard MessageBox and be displayed by calling the static MessageBox.Show(..) methods.
Starting from v2.0, you will be able to embed the messagebox inside a new container in order to display it like a ChildWindow.