microsoft/XamlBehaviorsWpf

[Blend]Unable to set TargetName property in the properties panel for ChangePropertyAction

v-nidu opened this issue · 4 comments

v-nidu commented

Describe the bug
[Blend]Unable to set TargetName property in the properties panel for ChangePropertyAction

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Open Blend.
  2. Create a wpf(.NetCore) project
  3. Add a button to the design surface so that you have something for the Behaviors to interact with.
  4. In the Assets pane, go to Behaviors and click the “Install ‘Behaviors’ NuGet Package” link.
  5. Several new behaviors will show up in the Behaviors tab of the Assets pane. Drag a ChangePropertyAction behavior to Button on the design surface and the Xaml for that behavior will be auto-generated.

Expected behavior
We can set TargetName property in the properties panel for ChangePropertyAction

Actual behavior
Unable to set TargetName property in the properties panel for ChangePropertyAction

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Affected Branch: main
Affected Build: 31002.210
Affected Product Language: ENT

yariker commented

Any update on this issue? I would consider it a major one. Still reproducible in Blend 2022, version 17.2.2.

This literally makes Blend useless in creating/editing any interactivity via the designer, which was the whole point of Blend initially.

mgoertz-msft commented

@yariker I'm afraid not, and Daniel isn't on this team anymore. Since it looks like this would be more of an issue with Blend rather than the XAML Behaviors, I would suggest you create a feedback ticket via Blend's Help->Send Feedback->Report a problem... mechanism.

brianlagunas commented

Closing this as it has been reported to Visual Studio team