How to save user imputed value in TextBox? in WPF C#

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So in my xaml window I have a TextBox. User starts my application inputs some values in to it and presses a button or hits Enter. He closes an app. Opens it up again. How to make his inputs be saved in that TextBox in WPF and retrive again the last inputed values when he starts the application next time

Posted 21-Jan-11 20:44pm

amitkarnik2211

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DaveAuld · Accepted Answer · 2011-01-21T20:50:00

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You can use the inbuilt Settings functionality;

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/patrickdanino/archive/2008/07/23/user-settings-in-wpf.aspx[^]

Posted 21-Jan-11 20:50pm

DaveAuld

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amitkarnik2211 22-Jan-11 3:36am

Actually I hv 1500 or more TextBox So is it that I will hv to assign Settings to every text box

DaveAuld 22-Jan-11 3:41am

Nope, what you could do is create a custom Configuration Class, and use it to read the value of all controls in the collection and save them out to a custom xml file, and on startup read them back in.
Alternativly, you bind each of the text boxes to the application setings.
1500: That is a lot of settings to have in an application!

DaveAuld 22-Jan-11 4:58am

Did you look at this article on CP which was linked within the blog post above; http://www.codeproject.com/KB/dotnet/user_settings.aspx

amitkarnik2211 22-Jan-11 5:02am

Thanks This is Helping i Think so let me try

amitkarnik2211 23-Feb-11 2:26am

Thanks Dave It worked