Open meJevin opened 3 years ago
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FYI @marb2000
I get the same issue with MediaPlayerElement
. I assume it is the case for all UWP controls hosted on WPF? Is there any work around?
I believe this is a general airspace issues, I thought Winforms host behaved the same way? Not sure if there's anything to be done. Thought there was a note somewhere about this... @marb2000?
You are right @michael-hawker it looks like air-space issues.
When using
MapControl
I am unable to place any other controls in WPF on top of it. It seems to be on top of everything for some reason.I've not seen a version where this is fixed.
Steps to Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Source
folderMapControlBug.sln
solutionMainWindow.xaml
verify that the button with contentHello
is rendered over theMapControl
in the XAML previewer.MapControl
is rendered on top of the aforementionedButton
Expected behavior
MapControl should respect z index of other controls
Screenshots
How it looks in the previewer:
How it looks when I run the app:
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16974717/120199776-45c7be80-c22c-11eb-8b68-0376245c4c03.png)
Environment
WPF, .Net Core 3.1, Windows 10. NuGet Package(s): Microsoft.Toolkit.Wpf.UI.Controls Package Version(s): Microsoft.Toolkit.Wpf.UI.Controls: 6.1.2
Project .NET Version:
Windows 10 Build Number:
Device form factor:
Visual Studio