Hide all Default Properties and Event Handlers from UserControl while Implementation When I implement UserControl in MainPage.XAML , I want to hide all default properties or dependency Properties and Handler's, I want Only New Dependency Property or New Property.

Hide all Default Properties and Event Handlers from UserControl

Indudhar Gowda 426

Hide all Default Properties and Event Handlers from UserControl while Implementation

When I implement UserControl in MainPage.XAML , I want to hide all default properties or dependency Properties and Handler's,
I want Only New Dependency Property or New Property.

Richard Zhang-MSFT 6,936 Reputation points

2020-04-22T23:55:32.933+00:00

Hi, creating your own UserControl actually inherits the UserControl base class. In this process, it inherits the properties, methods, and events that come with UserControl. Can you explain why you want to hide these properties?
Indudhar Gowda 426 Reputation points

2020-04-23T02:19:25.747+00:00
End user getting confused seeing so many properties with multiple control in a usercontrol...tried below its not working

[Browsable(false)]

[Browsable(false)] [DesignerSerializationVisibility(DesignerSerializationVisibility.Hidden)]

properties are not hiding or removing
Richard Zhang-MSFT 6,936 Reputation points

2020-04-23T06:24:42.463+00:00

Hi, I am sorry for my previous answer. I tried your code, in UWP, it did not affect the access to the actual properties. I noticed that you also added a WPF tag. Is your project a UWP project or a WPF project?
Indudhar Gowda 426 Reputation points

2020-04-23T06:27:15.29+00:00

Thanks for the quick Response Richard: Appreciate your work and your support previously u have provided....

This is for UWP, I just Need to Hide all default Properties in XAML in UWP.
Indudhar Gowda 426 Reputation points

2020-04-23T06:32:05.963+00:00

I found this URL which might give the head start
Remove-Unwanted-Properties-and-Events-from-UserCon

https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/829337/Remove-Unwanted-Properties-and-Events-from-UserCon
Richard Zhang-MSFT 6,936 Reputation points

2020-04-23T06:59:53.043+00:00

Hi, glad you found a solution, you can try to use the ICustomTypeDescriptor interface described in the article to implement custom display properties, if this also applies to UWP, you can share your solution.