I have a WPF RichTextBox in my application which is in a Grid. It is updated every second or second when it displays logs (although sometimes there are no logs for a minute depending on the load).
The grid is not always visible, as it is on its own tab. If the user is on a different tab, the log is not displayed.
My problem is that I want the RichTextBox to scroll to the end every time a new paragraph is added. It seemed simple, because the RichTextBox control has a ScrollToEnd method, so I call this method every time the text is added to the control.
The problem is that this method only works if the control is visible, if the user is on a different tab, the RichTextBox will not scroll to the end, and it looks strange when you click on the tab with the registrar and after a couple of seconds or the longer it scrolls to the bottom, when it should already be down.
Is there a way around this annoying “feature” of the control? I would ALWAYS have a RichTextBox at the bottom if the user will not manually control the scroll bar.
Thank!
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