WP7 - listbox Binding
I have an ObservableCollection that I want to bind to my listbox...
lbRosterList.ItemsSource = App.ViewModel.rosterItemsCollection;
However, in that collection I have another collection within it:
[DataMember]
public ObservableCollection<PersonDetail> ContactInfo
{
get
{
return _ContactInfo;
}
set
{
if (value != _ContactInfo)
{
_ContactInfo = value;
NotifyPropertyChanged("Conta开发者_如何学编程ctInfo");
}
}
}
PersonDetail contains 2 properties: name and e-mail
I would like the listbox to have those values for each item in rosterItemsCollection
RosterId = 0;
RosterName = "test";
ContactInfo.name = "Art";
ContactInfo.email = "art@something.com";
RosterId = 0;
RosterName = "test"
ContactInfo.name = "bob";
ContactInfo.email = "bob@something.com";
RosterId = 1;
RosterName = "test1"
ContactInfo.name = "chris";
ContactInfo.email = "chris@something.com";
RosterId = 1;
RosterName = "test1"
ContactInfo.name = "Sam";
ContactInfo.email = "sam@something.com";
I would like that listboxes to display the ContactInfo information.
I hope this makes sense...
My XAML that I've tried with little success:
<listbox x:Name="lbRosterList" ItemsSource="rosterItemCollection">
<textblock x:name="itemText" text="{Binding Path=name}"/>
What am I doing incorrectly?
Change your Binding Path to this:
<ListBox x:Name="lbRosterList" DataContext="{Binding}" ItemsSource="{Binding rosterItemCollection}">
<TextBlock x:Name="itemText" Text="{Binding Path=ContactInfo.name}"/>
Then in your code do this (after InitializeComponents in the page constructor):
lbRosterList.DataContext = App.ViewModel;
Excellent reference for this kind of thing in this free book by Charles Petzold: Chapter 12, pg 363.
You can also remove the DataContext
attribute from the listbox and set the DataContext
of the page itself. If you create a new databound application, you will see what I mean with their default example.
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