Calendar.DisplayMode Property

public:
 property System::Windows::Controls::CalendarMode DisplayMode { System::Windows::Controls::CalendarMode get(); void set(System::Windows::Controls::CalendarMode value); };

public System.Windows.Controls.CalendarMode DisplayMode { get; set; }

member this.DisplayMode : System.Windows.Controls.CalendarMode with get, set

Public Property DisplayMode As CalendarMode

Property Value

A value that indicates what length of time the Calendar should display.

Examples

The following example creates a calendar that displays the months in a year and handles the DisplayModeChanged event so that when the user clicks on a month or the year, the calendar does not change its DisplayMode.

Calendar yearCalendar = new Calendar();
yearCalendar.DisplayMode = CalendarMode.Year;
yearCalendar.DisplayModeChanged +=
 new EventHandler<CalendarModeChangedEventArgs>(Calendar_DisplayModeChanged);

// root is a Panel that is defined elswhere.
root.Children.Add(yearCalendar);

Dim yearCalendar As New Calendar()
yearCalendar.DisplayMode = CalendarMode.Year
AddHandler yearCalendar.DisplayModeChanged, AddressOf Calendar_DisplayModeChanged

' root is a Panel that is defined elswhere. 
root.Children.Add(yearCalendar)

<Calendar DisplayMode="Year" DisplayModeChanged="Calendar_DisplayModeChanged" />

private void Calendar_DisplayModeChanged(object sender,
 CalendarModeChangedEventArgs e)
{
 Calendar calObj = sender as Calendar;

 calObj.DisplayMode = CalendarMode.Year;
}

 Private Sub Calendar_DisplayModeChanged(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As CalendarModeChangedEventArgs)
 Dim calObj As Calendar = TryCast(sender, Calendar)

 calObj.DisplayMode = CalendarMode.Year
 End Sub

 Private Sub calendar1_Loaded(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.RoutedEventArgs)
 Dim cal = TryCast(sender, Calendar)
 cal.BlackoutDates.AddDatesInPast()
 End Sub

End Class

Remarks

A Calendar can display a month, a year, or a decade. The following table lists how the user navigates to each mode.

Dependency Property Information