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Asked: 2026-05-22T17:35:58+00:00

I have one UserControl nested inside the other UserControl, something like that: <uc:MyControl1> <uc:MyControl2

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I have one UserControl nested inside the other UserControl, something like that:

<uc:MyControl1>
  <uc:MyControl2 Name="cheese"/>
</uc:MyControl2>

uc:MyControl2 contains a DP Name.
And inside uc:MyControl1 I am exposing uc:MyControl2 using a standard property:

   public uc:MyControl1 ExposedMyProperty1 {get{return MyProperty1}}

But I still can’t access it form the uc:MyControl1 :

<uc:MyControl1 ExposedMyProperty1.Name="Milk">
  <uc:MyControl2/>
</uc:MyControl2>

Intellisense shows only the properties of the UserControl, but not of my derived version of the UserControl. Meaning I see all the properties which comes from the UserControl, but don’t see DP I have defined. So it looks like I am getting a UserControl instead of uc:MyControl1.

Am I missing something here?

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  1. Editorial Team

    I have found an answer to my question. The answer is: you can’t access nested properties from you xaml. I don’t know what is the reason for WPF not allowing that..

    The answer comes from this post

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