InputScope | Mouse and keyboard input heatmap visualizer

I'm currently working on a restyle of an existing UWP project where a couple of TextBox controls need to be implemented slightly different than before. The Header property should be shown inside the TextBox and there should be a couple of other, small tweaks like CornerRadius etc. This should be relatively easy (or so I thought). With my (admittedly, slightly limited) experience on UWP styling, after some searching, I came to the conclusion that my best MO would be to create a new style targeting TextBox so that I could specify which box would behave that way and leave the rest as is.

I have created a custom style, in which the BorderElement starts on row 0 and spans 2 rows to surround both header and input text by copying the template for TextBox from the generic XAML file. It looks like this:

Here is my action in asp core api :

I made a very simple app which works perfectly in Visual Studio's debugger, but when I try to run it without Visual Studio, through the release build, the application will either just not run or crash and claim there's a missing DLL.

Here's my process:

• Clean Soluition
• Build Solution
• Deploy Solution
• Check "ProjectFolder/bin/x86/Release"
• Try to launch "ProjectName.exe", the wait wheel spins a little, but nothing happens
• Check the "AppX" subfolder in "ProjectFolder/bin/x86/Release"
• Try to launch "ProjectName.exe" in the "AppX" subfolder, but get error saying: "The code execution cannot proceed because SharedLibrary.dll was not found. Reinstalling the program may fix this problem." Then another error that reads: "The code execution cannot proceed because mrt100_app.dll was not found. Reinstalling the program may fix this problem."

I don't really know what I'm missing. Below, I will include my code. I'm really not doing anything complicated. This is literally my second application, the first being the "Hello World" app from a tutorial.

If you have any clues what I'm doing wrong, let me know. Thanks!

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MainPage.xaml

hello friends i want to add the scroll-viewer to entire page when user Restore down or decreases the application height or width then the scroll-viewer should enable. so that user can move the form using scroll-viewer. Thanks in advance.

when i am passing the scroll-viewer it not enable when i am Restore Down or decreases the application height

I'm creating a small numeric keyboard like those on our smartphones, when I press a key, the digit must be written in a TextBox. This is where I have a problem, I can not update my TextBox when I press a button.

My window is decomposed into two frames of the same width, the keyboard is on the left frame and the TextBox on the right frame.

I call a method in my Clavier.xaml.cs page:

I need to create a TextBox with only numbers but I couldn't do. I have tried to put : InputScope = "Numbers" but this only work on Mobile. Also I have tried on TextChanging this:

I get the following error on a Zebra tablet t55 when running my app:

Unhandled exception at 0x00007FFEA4A22D45 (Windows.UI.Xaml.dll) in PerfectDelivery.exe: 0xC000041D: An unhandled exception was encountered during a user callback.

It happens after I load all my sqlite database and run the app the first time. After the crash I start the app back up again and it runs fine. The offending Combobox is here:

I want to change the color of the Textbox header in UWP. My Textbox:

I have a button which adds a TextBox when tapped, the user can then edit the contents of the TextBox by tapping on the TextBox.

I need to show an image (with delete function) ONLY when the TextBox is in focus. i.e. Has been tapped.

The image should then disappear when the TextBox has lost focus. i.e. User has tapped on another control. Does anybody know how this can be achieved?

Below is what I have so far.