UserControl and Two-way Binding
You are right; seems like DataContext has a different purpose. It is strange that it binds one way though -- and for a read-only control the context can be used (it seems). Anyway, the dependency...
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Man, you're messing with it all.That is not the purpose of DataContext is object that should be regarded as the source of the information to be used/displayed in the control.Why don't you just have...
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Thanks Bigsby,The thing is that I have no class of my own. I want to use a string. All I want is a user control that contains a textbox. I want the DataContext of the user control to be assigned a...
View ArticleUserControl and Two-way Binding
What I mean is that DataContext property is of type object. If you set a string to it, it will always be just a string until you convert it into the object of the type you intend the data context to...
View ArticleUserControl and Two-way Binding
Your DataContext is bound with the Default binding Mode (OneWay), try this :<bb:FolderPicker DataContext="{Binding Path=SomeStringProperty, Mode=TwoWay}"></bb:FolderPicker>Vko
View ArticleUserControl and Two-way Binding
Hi Bigsby,I am not sure why a converter would be required -- I thought coverting to and from String is no problem. However, I followed your advice and wrote a converter. I used it at various places;...
View ArticleUserControl and Two-way Binding
What you're need is a converter. A string is not an object with the property you're binding in the TextBox.So, if you want to use a string to bind DataContext, you'll have to convert the string into an...
View ArticleUserControl and Two-way Binding
Hello, I want to create a UserControl with a TextBox and a Button inside it. The UserControl's DataContext must bind to the TextBox's Text property. When the bound value changes, the TextBox must...
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