I have a WPF application embedded in a third-party software. My WPF app only has user controls and no windows at all. What does happen is if I call XCeed.Wpf.Toolki.Messagebox.Show(...), click on any other opened app and come back to mine, then the messagebox is hidden behind and it is pretty hard to bring it back. I must kill my app because it his waiting for the user to take action on a hidden messagebox.
I then tried to create an instance of the class and call ShowDialog and play with events, but there is no button, icon and defaultButton properties???
How could I get this messagebox working like the default Windows one? It is almost perfect, unless we click on another app and then we must kill it.
Thank you
Comments: ** Comment from web user: shrehirchuk **
I then tried to create an instance of the class and call ShowDialog and play with events, but there is no button, icon and defaultButton properties???
How could I get this messagebox working like the default Windows one? It is almost perfect, unless we click on another app and then we must kill it.
Thank you
Comments: ** Comment from web user: shrehirchuk **
This is a pretty major issue.
Is there a workaround?
What version was this regression introduced in. I know this wasn't the case back in 2.0. I would need to roll back to a prior version if this isn't released in the next week or two.
Thanks.