<DescriptionAttribute("Represents a control that applies animation transition to its Content.")>
<TemplatePartAttribute(Name="CurrentContentElement", Type=System.Windows.Controls.ContentPresenter)>
<TemplatePartAttribute(Name="PreviousContentElement", Type=System.Windows.Controls.ContentPresenter)>
<TemplateVisualStateAttribute(Name="Normal", GroupName="PresentationStates")>
Public Class ContentTransition 
   Inherits Intersoft.Client.Framework.ISContentControl
   Implements Intersoft.Client.Framework.IControl, Intersoft.Client.Framework.IFramework, Intersoft.Client.Framework.ILicensing

Dim instance As ContentTransition

[DescriptionAttribute("Represents a control that applies animation transition to its Content.")]
[TemplatePartAttribute(Name="CurrentContentElement", Type=System.Windows.Controls.ContentPresenter)]
[TemplatePartAttribute(Name="PreviousContentElement", Type=System.Windows.Controls.ContentPresenter)]
[TemplateVisualStateAttribute(Name="Normal", GroupName="PresentationStates")]
public class ContentTransition : Intersoft.Client.Framework.ISContentControl, Intersoft.Client.Framework.IControl, Intersoft.Client.Framework.IFramework, Intersoft.Client.Framework.ILicensing

[DescriptionAttribute("Represents a control that applies animation transition to its Content.")]
[TemplatePartAttribute(Name="CurrentContentElement", Type=System.Windows.Controls.ContentPresenter)]
[TemplatePartAttribute(Name="PreviousContentElement", Type=System.Windows.Controls.ContentPresenter)]
[TemplateVisualStateAttribute(Name="Normal", GroupName="PresentationStates")]
public ref class ContentTransition : public Intersoft.Client.Framework.ISContentControl, Intersoft.Client.Framework.IControl, Intersoft.Client.Framework.IFramework, Intersoft.Client.Framework.ILicensing

ContentTransition is inherited from ISContentControl, which means that it can contain a single object of any type (such as a string, an image, or a panel). For more information about this content model, see Content Model Overview.

Using ContentTransition

You use ContentTransition to provide visual transition when the Content of the control is changed. The transition is enabled by default and the default transition is set to Fading.

You can choose one of the TransitionEffect to apply to a ContentTransition control such as listed in the following:

Fading
SlideUp
SlideDown
SlideLeft
SlideRight
ZoomIn
ZoomOut
FlipLeft
FlipRight
FlipUp
FlipDown
Cube
Direct
Custom

The following example shows how to setup a simple ContentTransition control with an Image in its content.

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<Intersoft:ContentTransition> <Image Source="/ClientUIApplication_Docs;component/Assets/Images/dvdunesk.jpg" VerticalAlignment="Center" /> </Intersoft:ContentTransition>

You can explicitly disable the transition by setting the EnableTransition to false.

ContentTransition also includes several advanced features, such as performing transition on load, customizing transition effects and duration, handling transition events, detecting navigation direction and more. See ContentTransition Overview to learn more about these features.

System.Object
   System.Windows.DependencyObject
      System.Windows.UIElement
         System.Windows.FrameworkElement
            System.Windows.Controls.Control
               System.Windows.Controls.ContentControl
                  Intersoft.Client.Framework.ISContentControl
                     Intersoft.Client.UI.Controls.ContentTransition

Target Platforms: Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2

Reference

ContentTransition Members
Intersoft.Client.UI.Controls Namespace