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I have one docked control (say Ctrl1). In code I create another control like this:

Snippet
var btn = new Button { Content = "Heya!" };
DockingManager.SetHeader(btn, "Knopka");
DockingManager.SetState(btn, DockState.Dock);
DockingManager.SetSideInDockedMode(btn, DockSide.Tabbed);

When I move "Knopka" window over Ctrl1, DockManager ALLOWS me to put 
"Knopka" as one more tab in Ctrl1. But if I redock somewhere Ctrl1 and then drag "Knopka" window, 
DockManager DISALLOW to make it as a tab. Inconsistent behaviour. And when I make in code additional line:

Snippet
DockingManager.SetTargetNameInDockedMode(btn, "Knopka");

...DockManager doesn't create "Knopka" window at all! (but control exists in its Children list)