I have to present inputs (textbox, combobox, etc) that are not known
during design time. In the past this was pretty simple to do. You just
add a new control to the Controls property of a form. How can I
achieve the same thing with WPF?

Thanks

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Please post XAML, WPF, WCF and WF questions to the msdn forums:

http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/default.aspx?ForumGroupID=153&SiteID=1

Willy.

You can post these questions to
microsoft.public.windows.developer.winfx.avalon as well as the MSDN forums
already mentioned since it seems to annoy the C# group to post them there.

As you know (hopefully), the Window has a Content property that can only be
set to one thing. You don't state if your window is blank or already has a
panel or something in it.

If you have a panel, you can just add children to it.

  Button btn = New Button();
  btn.Content = "Yo Dude"
  myStackPanel.Children.Add(btn);

If you have an empty window, you can just set its content:

  Button btn = New Button();
  Content = btn;

Hope this helps.
Robin S.
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