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Execute a command on a specified control when clicking on a button - JonathanANTOINE@falsemail.com

JonathanANTOINE@falsemail.com — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 09:01:17 +0200

You have to use the code in the ReceiveWeakEvent to do this

Execute a command on a specified control when clicking on a button - Jeremy McLain

Jeremy McLain — Thu, 05 Apr 2012 23:12:27 +0200

How would you do this portion from code behind?

   <Button Content="Delete selected"
          tools:ExecuteCommandOnControl.RoutedCommand="{x:Static igDP:DataPresenterCommands.DeleteSelectedDataRecords}"
         tools:ExecuteCommandOnControl.Target="{Binding ElementName=dataGrid}" />

MVVM - Creating ViewModel : wrap your business object (solution 1 of n). - Jonathan ANTOINE

Jonathan ANTOINE — Fri, 13 May 2011 10:28:54 +0200

@thinh :Hello, why don't you put SelectedIndex="0" in the Listbox definition ? This will force the selection of the first item and resolve your problem

MVVM - Creating ViewModel : wrap your business object (solution 1 of n). - thinh

thinh — Fri, 13 May 2011 09:33:26 +0200

Hi,
I read your post and I have a problem with this kind implementation.
My problem is: I have a list which lists all customer in the left panel, and a detail customer on right side. Whenever I choose a customer in a list, its detail will be shown on the right. But when the form's loaded at the first time, no customer is chosen, so with kind, ViewModel wraps Model, we will a null SelectedCustomer, and we will get errors when we bind the Name to the View, but if the INotifyChanged is on Model, there's no this problem. Do you have any idea about this problem?

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[ping] Binding on a Property which is not a DependencyProperty - iAwaaz-News-by-People

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Binding on a Property which is not a DependencyProperty

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Binding on a Property which is not a DependencyProperty

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Binding on a Property which is not a DependencyProperty

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[ping] DependencyProperties or INotifyPropertyChanged ? - DotNetKicks.com

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DependencyProperties or INotifyPropertyChanged ?

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MVVM - Creating ViewModel : wrap your business object (solution 1 of n). - Jonathan ANTOINE

Jonathan ANTOINE — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 23:18:39 +0100

@Yoann. B :Merci, je vais regarder ça et cela sera peut être le sujet d'un prochain post ! (thx, I'll take a look and maybe write a post on it)

MVVM - Creating ViewModel : wrap your business object (solution 1 of n). - Yoann. B

Yoann. B — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 19:40:18 +0100

Great Article.

Another solution is to use AutoMapper to map Business Models to View Models.

Take a look here : http://automapper.codeplex.com

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Use dataBinding and DependencyProperty with a non-WPF or extern object - Jonathan ANTOINE

Jonathan ANTOINE — Thu, 21 May 2009 18:13:58 +0200

@Inv : Strange, it works fine for me, but happy to help you !

Use dataBinding and DependencyProperty with a non-WPF or extern object - Inv

Inv — Thu, 21 May 2009 17:48:21 +0200

I used similar solution. The problem is that when you call _ogre.Camera.SetPosition from code, the CameraPosition is not updated. The other direction works thanks to the OnPropertyChanged handler.

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