What event is raised on Grid.Children.Add

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In my WPF app, I have a main window containing a grid. I have a Login and a Shell User Control which are set as the Grid Children.

I want to start a timer in the main wondow on addition of the Shell, i.e. when the user logs in. I need to know as to what even is raised when a child is added to a grid, using the Grid.Children.Add method.

Posted 20-May-12 7:00am

hishaks

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Wendelius · Accepted Answer · 2012-05-20T07:11:00

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You could possibly override Grid.OnVisualChildrenChanged[^] and run the necessary code in there.

Just remember to call the base method also!

Posted 20-May-12 7:11am

Wendelius

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hishaks 20-May-12 14:11pm

Would be great if you can provide a code example...

Wendelius 20-May-12 14:30pm

One example I found is here http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/ar/wpf/thread/00da4a81-f121-4c43-ac4b-7776a7af6e23[^]

Even though it's a question and contains a problem, it quite nicely shows how the method can be used.