Question

Suppose I have a grid with some row definitions, and a child control in that grid. How would I go about setting the Grid.Row property of the child control programatically?

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Solution

To set the value:

textBlock.SetValue(Grid.RowProperty, 3);

To reset the value:

textBlock.SetValue(Grid.RowProperty, null);

OTHER TIPS

Actually to clear a value you should use this:

textBlock.ClearValue(Grid.RowProperty);

I'm not 100% sure this is in SilverLight, but in WPF you call a static method (called SetX, where X is the property) on the type the attached property is defined on and pass it in which control to set the value on, and the value:

Grid.SetRow(MyControl, myRowNumber); 
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