My problem is not wiring up DependencyProperties in a UserControl. This is not an issue. When I bind a button in a UserControl to the UserControl\'s DependencyProperty called TargetCommand, the bindin
In Silverlight I\'ve a page with some controls and a listbox. I\'m using MVVM and the dataContext of the listbox is defined like this. In my model I have a property ProductCommand and this ProductCom
开发者_JAVA百科Can you explain the following WPF code: DataContext=\"{Binding Path=PlacementTarget,RelativeSource={x:Static RelativeSource.Self}}\">
For an ASP.NET C# app, I\'d like to use LINQ to SQL to query a SQL database, for which I have defined a connection string in the web.config file. I used the wizard in Visual Studio 2010 to create the
I have just begun to work with MS Moles for testing and I have followed the idea/pattern in which jcollum(thanks) uses a Mole for a table in this stackoverflow question here.
I am modeling an attached command pattern after the AttachedCommandBehavior library here. My button looks like this:
I\'ve written an Interactivity Behavior (from Blend SDK) , which can be attached to a DataGrid, and does some magic with the DataGrid\'s columns based on the ViewModel in the DataContext of the DataGr
I am writing some profiling tests for certain methods like adding customers (different batch sizes 100, 1000, 10000) to customers table in the database. I am using S开发者_JAVA技巧qlCE database becaus
I\'m having some problems with DataContexts using linq to sql for an asp.net c# web application. I first had problems with exceptions being thrown as I didn\'t dispose of the DataContext, same errors
I have an incomplete table of user settings. Now i have a small program that pulls settings from this table. How can i ensure that there is a record for that user in the database?
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