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Our customer is complaining that the IntegerTextBox handles enter keys different than the WPF standard TextBox. The IntegerTextBox seems to swallow enter keys. If the IntegerTextBox is placed on a WPF window the enter key does not bubble to the window. That avoids the window's default button command to execute if the enter key is pressed while the focus is on the IntegerTextBox. Is there a way to let the IntegerTextBox bubble the enter keys to its parent? Thanks for help, Dominik |
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This is a bug in current builds of the IntegerTextBox. I have committed a fix and this will be in the 27 June nightly build, available from about 1430 GMT. Please let us know if you still see the problem. |
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I have downloaded and installed the 20090630 nightly build but this did not fix the problem. |
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Could you send us a small project that reproduces the problem? Thanks! I have just tested it again and it is working for me, so I am wondering if I am doing/testing something different from your scenario. |
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RangeConstraintMode = OnLostFocusOrReturn prevented the IntegerTextBox to bubble the Enter key. With RangeConstraintMode = OnLostFocus it is working. Thanks for help, Dominik |
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