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02.21.2008 at 01:10AM PST, ID: 23180469
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MouseOver and MouseLeave events to show zoomed user control

Asked by syamala_1981 in C# Programming Language

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Hi All,

I have a WPF application where I have a user control in a window. I need to show the user control by zooming it when the user hoves mouse on the user control. According to my application constraints, I cannot zoom in the user control directly. So I am cloning the user control (to create another object of the same user control) and then zooming it. This was done on MouseOver event of the original user control. I need to allow the user to selet/enter some information in the zoomed-in user control. I am closing the zoomed-in user control on the MouseLeave event of it. This is working fine as expected.

But my problem now is, when I  place mouse on the original user control the cloned user control is being shown. When I leave the mouse from the original user control and the mouse is not on the cloned user control, I need to close the cloned user control. How can I know that the mouse is placed on the cloned user control once I leave the original user control?

Thanks in advance for your help.
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