In this article, we will create a PopUp Control In WPF. For this follow these steps:Step 1: First we create a StackPanel and create a Popup control in it like this:<StackPanel Name="MyPanel"> <Popup Height="Auto" Width="Auto" Name="MyToolTip" StaysOpen="True" AllowsTransparency="True" > <Border BorderThickness="1" Background="Azure" > <StackPanel Margin="30" Orientation="Horizontal"> <TextBlock Text="Total Marks: "/> <TextBlock Name="MyFirstPopupTextBlock" /> </StackPanel></Border></Popup>This is useful to show the Total Marks in the program. Here we set its border and TextBlock to show its result. The output will look like this:Step 2: Now we create a ListView and set the events in it; when we hover a mouse over the ListView the popup window will be shown. And when we move the mouse out of the Listview the popup window disappears. And we take a Gridview in the listView to show the data.<ListView ItemsSource="{Binding}"> <ListView.ItemContainerStyle> <Style TargetType="{x:Type ListViewItem}"> <EventSetter Event="Mouse.MouseEnter" Handler="Show_PopupToolTip" /> <EventSetter Event="Mouse.MouseLeave" Handler="Hide_PopupToolTip"/> </Style> </ListView.ItemContainerStyle> <ListView.View> <GridView > <GridView.Columns> <GridViewColumn Header="First Name" DisplayMemberBinding="{Binding Path=fname}" /> <GridViewColumn Header="Last Name" DisplayMemberBinding="{Binding Path=lname}" /> <GridViewColumn Header="Subject" DisplayMemberBinding="{Binding Path=subject}" /> </GridView.Columns> </GridView> </ListView.View> </ListView>Step 3: Now we write the code for the .cs page. First we create a class:public class Student{ private string _fname; public string fname { get { return _fname; } set { _fname = value; } } private string _lname; public string lname { get { return _lname; } set { _lname = value; } } private string _marks; public string Marks { get { return _marks; } set { _marks = value; } } private string _sub; public string subject { get { return _sub; } set { _sub = value; } }}Now we use this to set the value in the gridview:public Window1(){ InitializeComponent(); List<Student> lst = new List<Student>(); Student sd = new Student(); sd.fname = "Mahak"; sd.lname = "Garg"; sd.subject = "Maths"; sd.Marks = "91"; lst.Add(sd); sd = new Student(); sd.fname = "Juhi"; sd.lname = "Gupta"; sd.subject = "Maths"; sd.Marks = "82"; lst.Add(sd); sd = new Student(); sd.fname = "Khyati"; sd.lname = "Jindal"; sd.subject = "Maths"; sd.Marks = "100"; lst.Add(sd); sd = new Student(); sd.fname = "Ritu"; sd.lname = "Garg"; sd.subject = "Maths"; sd.Marks = "80"; lst.Add(sd); MyPanel.DataContext = lst;}After that we write the event to show the popup window:private void Show_PopupToolTip(object sender, MouseEventArgs e){ ListViewItem listViewItem = e.Source as ListViewItem; Student Student = listViewItem.Content as Student; MyFirstPopupTextBlock.Text = Student.Marks; MyToolTip.PlacementTarget = listViewItem; MyToolTip.Placement = PlacementMode.MousePoint; MyToolTip.IsOpen = true;}private void Hide_PopupToolTip(object sender, MouseEventArgs e){ MyToolTip.IsOpen = false;}Here we set the IsOpen property to false to hide the popup window.The output will be:
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