Question

 <StackPanel Name="stTeam2" Width="40" >
     <Button Click="Team2_Click"  Height="55" Name="btn1T2" Width="30">T1</Button>
     <Button Click="Team2_Click" Height="55" Name="btn2T2" Width="30">T2</Button>
     <Button Click="Team2_Click" Height="55" Name="btn3T2" Width="30">T3</Button>
     <Button Click="Team2_Click" Height="55" Name="btn4T2" Width="30">T4</Button>
     <Button Click="Team2_Click" Height="55" Name="btn5T2" Width="30">T5</Button>
     <Button Click="Team2_Click" Height="55" Name="btn6T2" Width="30">T6</Button>
     <Button Click="Team2_Click" Height="55" Name="btn7T2" Width="30">T7</Button>
 </StackPanel>

Is it possible to find the Button control Based on content.

If T5 is specified can we find the control btn5T2 in the stackpanel?

Answer 1

Yes you can…Although entirely inefficient way to develop WPF software.
Since you gave your StackPanel a name in the XAML you can access it from the Code-Behind

Code Behind

for (int i = 0; i < stTeam2.Children.Count; i++)
{
    if (stTeam2.Children[i].GetType() == typeof(Button))
    {
        Button currentButton = (Button)stTeam2.Children[i];
        if (currentButton.Content.ToString().Equals("T4"))
        {
            // Do something
        }
    }
}