I have a collection of my custom entity that is bound to the listpicker using the ItemsSource property. I also have selection mode set to Multiple so I have a checkbox with each item in the FullMode picker. This picking works, fine, and I can easily access all objects that were picked thru code. What I'm having troubles with is the DisplayMemberPath. I want to display something more friendly than the namespace of the object that is selected. Perhaps a count of selected items, or a comma separated list of the values selected.
Unfortunately, 'AccountId' doesn't work when I set the SelectionMode="Multiple". Single mode is fine. Any ideas?
<toolkit:ListPicker
x:Name="accountlistpicker"
Grid.Row="0" Header="accounts"
SelectionMode="Multiple"
DisplayMemberPath="AccountId"
ItemsSource="{Binding AllAccounts}"
FullModeItemTemplate="{StaticResource AccountsListPickerFullItemTemplate}" />
You need to assign function to SummaryForSelectedItemsDelegate that will process how summary string will looks like.
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I have a datagrid and I want to show some details of the currently selected row in some textboxes above the datagrid. I am working with Telerik's grid and have SelectionUnit=Mixed and SelectionMode=Extended. Thus SelectedItem and SelectedItems are always null.
My working solution is that I created an attached property which provides the values of that row if only cells from one row are selected and dummy values if cells from multiple values are selected.
that part of the grid is defined as:
<telerik:RadGridView b:myBehavior.CurrentRow="{Binding Path=Data.SelectedRow, Source={StaticResource DataContextProxy}}" Name="myGridView" ...>
and the values are referenced in the textbox with this code:
<TextBox Text="{Binding Path=(b:myBehavior.CurrentRow).TextValue, ElementName=myGridView}" />
As you can see I had to create a binding do a property in my viewModel. Is there a way to initalize the attached property without using the viewmodel? Either by providing a dummy record or NULL?
If I set b:myBehavior.CurrentRow="" I get an exception (invalid value). what do i need to do here to get it running?
Thanks to #Clemens for pointing me into the right direction. My solution to avoid an unnecessary roundtrip to the viewmodel was to create an object in the Usercontrols resources
<repositories:FahrzeugFlatRecord x:Key="myObj" />
and then bind it like so:
<telerik:RadGridView b:myBehavior.CurrentRow="{Binding Source={StaticResource myObj}}"...>
the TextBox remains unchanged. This solution was necessary as I have a PropertyChangedCallback in my behavior that registers an EventListener. If this was not the case, it would be sufficient to call to bind that behavior:
<telerik:RadGridView b:myBehavior.CurrentRow="{x:Null}"...>
I've spent hours trying to figure out what is happening to my selecteditem property of my ComboBoxes and Im pretty sure I know what is causing the problem now, but I just dont understand why this is happening and if there is something I can do about it.
Basically I have a DataGrid with comboboxes in the headers that I use for filtering the DataGrid items. The DataGrid sits in a Tabcontrol and if I select items in the comboxes and switch tab and back the selected items are removed.
This happens only when the ItemsSource of the Comboboxes have the IsAsync property set to True. Otherwise everything works just like I want it to.
To give some more info about the logic:
The comboboxes get their values from a IValueConverter its the same converter for all comboboxes and I pass a ConverterParameter to tell it what to return. The collection sent to the converter is the items shown in the datagrid.
These values are refreshed (each item has selected parameters updated, the collection is not cleared and recreated) when the tab is activated.
This my xaml for one of the comboboxes:
<ComboBox SelectedItem="{Binding MadeBy}" ItemsSource="{Binding IssuesView,Converter={StaticResource DataGridFilterableValueConverter}",ConverterParameter=Madeby, IsAsync=true}" SelectionChanged="FilterComboBox_SelectionChanged"/>
Now, like i described previously, if I set the IsAsync to false the selecteditems stay.
Do I just have to live with this? We work alot with sql-databases and IsAsync really makes the interface alot more snappy. I can live without it in the comboboxes, but I tend to use it as much as I can.
I've seen that ppl have been having problems with the selecteditem and the general solution seems to be placing the SelectedItem before the ItemsSource, but this does not help.
Thanks
Erik
Edit 1:
Here is the xaml of the tabcontrol and tabitem.
<TabControl Grid.Row="1" x:Name="TabControl" SelectionChanged="TabControl_SelectionChanged">
<TabItem Header="Granskningssynpunkter" x:Name="IssueTab">
..... Lots of code here but nothing that concerns TabControl or TabItem
I'm new to WPF and I have this ListBox which I want to instantiate with a specific ListBoxItem, so the user knows what to do with the ListBox.
<ListBox Name="DbListBox"
Grid.Column="3"
HorizontalAlignment="Left"
Height="246"
Margin="0,99,0,0"
Grid.Row="1"
VerticalAlignment="Top"
Width="211"
SelectionMode="Single"
SelectedItem="{Binding Path=selectedDB,Mode=TwoWay}"
AllowDrop="True"
Drop="DbListBox_Drop">
<ListBoxItem Name="ListBoxItem" FontStyle="Italic">Drag .db file here or add below</ListBoxItem>
</ListBox>
Then I have some code which adds a collection of items to the ItemsSource of this ListBox, but I can't do that since the ItemsSource is not empty
DbListBox.ItemsSource = DbCollection;
My question is, how can I start up the ListBox with the item inserted first, and then when DbCollection is added to it, it simply overwrites the first ListBoxItem?
When using WPF properly, we'd normally have something like this, where a collection property would be data bound to the ListBox.ItemsSource property:
<ListBox ItemsSource="{Binding SomeCollectionProperty}" />
Once we have this XAML, we don't need to touch the ListBox again, as we can add or remove items from the data bound collection and they will magically appear (or disappear) from the ListBox:
SomeCollectionProperty.Add(new SomeDataType());
SomeCollectionProperty.Remove(someItemFromCollection);
The SomeDataType used here is up to you... it depends on what you want to display in your items. If it was just a plain string for example, then you could simply do this to add your initial item into the collection:
SomeCollectionProperty.Add("Drag .db file here or add below");
If you wanted to make that item look different to the others then you'd need to data bind a custom class that has a Text property and FontStyle property for example. You could data bind these properties in a DataTemplate to design each item to be exactly as you want it. However, that's a completely different question.
To find out more about these things, you can read the Data Binding Overview and Data Templating Overview page on MSDN.
I have a combo box in a wpf c# application. In the xaml i am trying to do the following.
The ItemsSource comes from one variable.
SelectedItem sets a value on another variable
But i want the text displayed to come from a new variable.
How do i stop making the selected itemssource appear as the main text?
<ComboBox x:Name="ComboPlay" FontSize="14" MinHeight="20" Margin="0,2,4,4" Grid.Row="1" Grid.Column="3" MinWidth="160"
ItemsSource="{Binding ComboBoxList}"
SelectedItem="{Binding OutputChannel.Value, Converter={StaticResource ResourceKey=ValueToStringConverter}}" Grid.ColumnSpan="1"
IsEnabled="{Binding IsDriveChoiceEnabled}"
HorizontalContentAlignment="Center" VerticalContentAlignment="Center"/>
If you mean changing the display of the item currently selected (the portion of the control shown when the dropdown is closed), take a look at Can I use a different Template for the selected item in a WPF ComboBox than for the items in the dropdown part?
Honestly, a quick search dug up that one and many similar ones. Probably the simplest way, like the linked answer, is to figure out if your item is wrapped in a ComboBoxItem and display it differently then. Or you could re-template the ComboBox. Or you could derive from it (and re-template it) and provide a separate dependency property for the template of the selected item, if you expect to reuse it in different contexts. The sky's the limit.
Im cleaning up this question and going to put in an example that makes sense to me..hopefully for you too...
so lets say i have an Items control. This control is bound to an observable collection of NBA Basketball teams (Lakers, Heat, Knicks...ect). In this observable collection of NBATeams I have a property of FavoritePlayer. I have a datatemplate that lays out how this is going to look inside the Items Control. I have a textbox which displays the team name. (this could be/should be read only..its not now) but it displays the team name.. LA Lakers. the second item in my items control is a combobox. this combo box will ultimately display my favorite player on each team.
The itemssource on the combobox is from a lookup value i have. It displays all the people on the team and the displaymemberpath on this combobox is "DisplayText"...I need my selected item on this combobox to be shown. so if my favorite player is Kobe Bryant the combo box should display this.
<telerik:RadComboBox Grid.Row="0" Grid.Column="9" Width="150" EmptyText="--Select Player--"
ItemsSource="{Binding PlayerList}"
SelectedItem="{Binding FavoritePlayer, Mode=TwoWay}"
DisplayMemberPath="DisplayText" HorizontalAlignment="Left"></telerik:RadComboBox>
I am used to just having textblocks in a listbox and then when an item is selected from within that listbox i use that selected item to bind my comboboxes that live outside of my listbox. Now i actually have the combobox in the listbox(ItemsControl now). So Im wondering the best way to bind the combobox from within an ItemsControl
I initially was just having issues getting the players to show up in the combobox..but I solved that by doing the code below.
I found my first issue of just binding the items source to the combo box from within an items control.
I had to set the bindings to look like this.
ItemsSource="{Binding DataContext.PlayerList, ElementName=ItemsControlNBATeams}"
so i had to set the name of the items control and use that in the element name and set the path = to DataContext.PlayerList. this now brings up the items in my combo box..what it doesnt do is set the selecteditem of my combo box.
Not very clear about your you are asking but does this answer your question
<ListBox ItemsSource="{Binding}" x:Name="ListBox1"></ListBox>
<TextBox Text="{Binding SelectedItem, ElementName=ListBox1}"> </TextBox>