Is there a normal way to enable ControlStoryboardAction's to work with Storyboards that are used to target multiple different controls? In other words, ones that do not explicitly declare a Storyboard.TargetName?
I found one way to do this by setting the Storyboard's TargetName to a DynamicResource, but it's somewhat bloaty/hacky as it requires setting x:Shared to false. Because of the fact that x:Shared is false now you also run into the issue that said Storyboard will no longer work with things like StoryboardCompletedTrigger triggers.
Is there a normal way to enable
ControlStoryboardAction's to work withStoryboardsthat are used to target multiple different controls? In other words, ones that do not explicitly declare aStoryboard.TargetName?I found one way to do this by setting the
Storyboard'sTargetNameto aDynamicResource, but it's somewhat bloaty/hacky as it requires settingx:Sharedto false. Because of the fact thatx:Sharedis false now you also run into the issue that saidStoryboardwill no longer work with things likeStoryboardCompletedTriggertriggers.