If you have used the Infragistics xamDialogWindow control in your WPF or Silverlight application, I can probably guess your biggest complaint with the control. I know what mine is! Currently, the XamDialogWindow has to be part of the visual tree in order for you to use it in your View. What do I mean by that? It means that you have to predefine your XamDialogWindow above the top most element in your View, being sure to add any Grid.RowSpan and Grid.ColumnSpan properties, so that it will be properly displayed when you show the dialog to the user by using the WindowState property or calling the Show method. If that still isn't clear, let the code do the talking.


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