I need to get WPF control height to calculate my upper top control field, but when I try to get control height using textbox1.height , it returns “Auto”, not number
textbox1.height
What can I do to get the control height when it is set to "Auto"?
You should try the following:
textBox1.ActualHeight
Notes (by @Viv)
just make sure that when you request textBox1.ActualHeight, you do this when the control is Loaded. You will get 0.0 if you check ActualHeight before it is configured correctly
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