I am writing my first application in WPF and want to input some data on a user internal window. Apparently, it is not easy in WPF, because the parent window is fully active, and the method that has created a new hair window does not stop it and close the call to the hair window () . Instead it keeps moving forward. This is not what I need.
How can I get a child to open the window, and wait for the parents window to close the child before continuing the original window?
Did you try to show your window using the method?
Do not forget to set the owner property on the dialog window. This avoids strange behavior when Alt + Tabbing, etc.
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