I am only two weeks into WPF so this is probably a trivial question.I have a collection \"CellList\" which has a few properties I would like to bind to a ToolTip so when I hover over a label informati
开发者_StackOverflow中文版In my WPF application, I have a TreeView control defined in my XAML. I\'ve added a TreeView.Resources section that looks like this:
I am trying to get a TreeView to bind my collection so that all groups show nested groups and each group will show entry.
I have a treeview in wpf that is built using the xaml below. It is a well structured data source, and I am having a lot of trouble dragging and dropping. I have tried several methods, all to no avail.
Basically what I need to know is how to send the source of an HierarchicalDataTemplate into a binding, this is what I have:
Is there any way to bind a value to a textblock that is obtained from a method. For example, I pass my Person object into the HierarchicalDataTemplate, from there I can access its Weight property. Now
Is there a way to specify in a TreeView\'s HierarchicalDataTemplate to use a different ContextMenu depending on a property on the data an item is bound to?
I am currently writing a WPF TreeListView. I was wondering a couple of things. How does the Hierarchical Data Structure work and can the children display other properties instead of the same property
I\'ve defined a HierarchicalDataTemplate in the App ResourceDictionary.If I set the ItemsSource property in XAML, the TreeView looks and behaves as expected.However, if I set the DataTemplate to this
In a WPF treeview I am trying to automatically check the children if the parent node is being checked. I am using a view model for that and a bindable object for the nodes, however all my attempts fai