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Flyouts' IsPinnable property doesn't seem to do anything #866

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Gimly opened this issue Dec 11, 2013 · 9 comments
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Flyouts' IsPinnable property doesn't seem to do anything #866

Gimly opened this issue Dec 11, 2013 · 9 comments
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Gimly commented Dec 11, 2013

The flyout controls have an IsPinnable property, this property is supposed to set whether or not this flyout is pinnable.

Making it pinnable should let the user block the Flyout and leaving it open (ideally even docking it into the Window).

For now, this property doesn't seem to do anything. Setting it to true or false doesn't change the flyout design or behavior.

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Now that I think about it.... has it ever worked?

@michaelmairegger
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I have never realized that this property has been used. There is no reference to this property.

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flagbug commented Jan 18, 2014

Honestly I'm not even sure what this property should do...any idea?

The XML doc isn't very helpful

Gets/sets whether this flyout is pinnable.

@QuantumDeveloper
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Maybe it must pin flyout and make it always visible?

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But flyout's are always visible anyway. They only close when the users click close or you programmaticly set IsOpen to false.

The XML doc isn't very helpful

Gets/sets whether this flyout is pinnable.

Sorry about that.

@QuantumDeveloper
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I mean that maybe this property should hide back button that user cannot hide flyout.... Just assumption

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Gimly commented Jan 19, 2014

I think having it at true should display a "pin" icon. If the user clicks it, it should "dock" the flyout inside the window.

Leaving the flyout always open doesn't really makes sense I think as it is, most of the time, in front of the rest of the controls in the window.

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It make sense

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Closed with #1000.

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