During implementing the answer from this question I came across the XamlParseException
run-time error.
I will explain when the error occurs, because it doesn't make any sense to me. First of all, I use the solution from the previous question to build two Context Menus
that come down when the user right-clicks the TreeViewitems
.
EDIT: For better understanding, I'm going to post the code exactly how I have it. I am still receiving the error after switching my code to this.
public static TreeViewItem item1 = new TreeViewItem();
public static TreeViewItem item2 = new TreeViewItem();
ContextMenu item1_CM = new ContextMenu() { Background = Brushes.White, BorderBrush = Brushes.Black, BorderThickness = new Thickness(1) };
MenuItem add1 = new MenuItem() { Header = "Add..." }; //Add & Delete MenuItems
MenuItem delete1 = new MenuItem() { Header = "Delete..." };
ContextMenu item2_CM = new ContextMenu() { Background = Brushes.White, BorderBrush = Brushes.Black, BorderThickness = new Thickness(1) };
MenuItem add2 = new MenuItem() { Header = "Add..." }; //Add & Delete MenuItems
MenuItem delete2 = new MenuItem() { Header = "Delete..." };
public constructor()
{
Tree = new ObservableCollection<TreeViewItem>();
Tree.Add(item1);
Tree.Add(item2);
//Add MenuItems to TreeView ContextMenus
item1_CM.Items.Add(add1);
item1_CM.Items.Add(delete1);
item1.Items.Add(item1_CM);
item2_CM.Items.Add(add2);
item2_CM.Items.Add(delete2);
item2.Items.Add(item2_CM);
}
I add two MenuItems
EXACTLY like this for two TreeViewItems
. If I compile and run with the first set implemented, the program runs fine, but after adding new MenuItems
to the other TreeViewItem
, I get that XamlParseException was unhandled
error. What could be causing this?
Thanks for your help.
XAML As requested
<Window x:Class="CircularButtonPrototype.Window1"
xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
xmlns:sys="clr-namespace:System;assembly=mscorlib"
xmlns:cmp="clr-namespace:System.ComponentModel;assembly=WindowsBase"
Title="Window1" MinHeight="685" MaxHeight="685" Height="685" MinWidth="1044" MaxWidth="1044" Width="1044" AllowsTransparency="False" WindowStartupLocation="CenterScreen" WindowStyle="None" Visibility="Visible">
</Window>
My TreeView
in XAML
:
<TreeView Name="Tree_One" ItemsSource="{Binding Tree}" HorizontalAlignment="Left" Background="White" SelectedItemChanged="Tree_One_SelectedItemChanged" />
Your problem is at this line:
item1.Items.Add(item1_CM);
...
item2.Items.Add(item2_CM);
Change it by this:
item1.ContextMenu = item1_CM;
...
item2.ContextMenu = item2_CM;
Is it possible to reuse code like this?
public ObservableCollection<TreeViewItem> Tree { get; set; }
public static TreeViewItem Item = new TreeViewItem {Header = "MainTreeViewItem"};
public static TreeViewItem Item2 = new TreeViewItem {Header = "MainTreeViewItem"};
ContextMenu contextMenu = new ContextMenu { Background = Brushes.White, BorderBrush = Brushes.Black, BorderThickness = new Thickness(1) };
MenuItem addItem = new MenuItem() { Header = "Add..." }; //Add & Delete MenuItems
MenuItem deleteItem = new MenuItem() { Header = "Delete..." };
public MainWindow()
{
Tree = new ObservableCollection<TreeViewItem>();
//Add MenuItems to TreeView ContextMenus
contextMenu.Items.Add(addItem);
contextMenu.Items.Add(deleteItem);
Item.ContextMenu = contextMenu;
Item2.ContextMenu = contextMenu;
Tree.Add(Item);
Tree.Add(Item2);
}
NOTE: you will be using the same ContextMenu
for both. Use it and try to check which item is the one sending the event to delete the appropiate one ;)