wpf - Is there a MouseDown setter property for a rectangle that acts as a button control template? -
as title suggests, i'm looking trigger property triggers when left mouse button clicked on button. problem being button has rectangle it's control template , i'd change fill/stroke when button/rectangle clicked.
the trigger property can find works "ismouseover"
anything mousedown or ispressed doesn't work.
my xaml right now:
<button x:name="my_button" click="my_button_click" margin="268,91,-266,-94"> <button.template> <controltemplate> <rectangle horizontalalignment="left" height="20" stroke="black" verticalalignment="top" width="141" margin="105,10,0,0" strokethickness="2"> <rectangle.style> <style targettype="{x:type rectangle}"> <setter property="fill" value="blue" /> <style.triggers> <trigger property="ismouseover" value="true"> <setter property="fill" value="red"/> <setter property="stroke" value="black"/> </trigger> </style.triggers> </style> </rectangle.style> </rectangle> </controltemplate> </button.template> </button>
where trigger property "ismouseover" property mousedown, , proceeding set fill , stroke of rectangle different colors.
xaml i've tried hasn't worked:
<trigger property="mousedown" value="true"> <setter property="fill" value="red"/> <setter property="stroke" value="black"/> </trigger>
edit: clarify ismouseover works trigger property, need when mouse clicked on button rather hovered over.
see datatrigger
below :
<button x:name="my_button" click="my_button_click" margin="268,91,-266,-94"> <button.template> <controltemplate> <rectangle horizontalalignment="left" height="20" stroke="black" verticalalignment="top" width="141" margin="105,10,0,0" strokethickness="2"> <rectangle.style> <style targettype="{x:type rectangle}"> <setter property="fill" value="blue" /> <style.triggers> <datatrigger binding="{binding ispressed, relativesource={relativesource mode=templatedparent}}" value="true"> <setter property="fill" value="red"/> <setter property="stroke" value="black"/> </datatrigger> </style.triggers> </style> </rectangle.style> </rectangle> </controltemplate> </button.template> </button>
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