I have a textbox in a ListView: <GridViewColumn> <GridViewColumn.CellTemplate> <DataTemplate>
The exact question is -- why Convert is used instead of ConvertBack, and why really ConvertBack is needed here in the first place?
I bind combobox (that is a part if listbox item template) to enum, the selected item is bound to the collection that is bound to listbox.
<DataTemplate> <StackPanel Orientation=\"Vertical\" Name=\"AddressStackPanel\" > <ComboBoxName=\"ComboBox\" ItemsSource=\"{Binding Path=MatchedAddressList}\" DisplayMemberPath=\"Address
I am trying to conditionally format the numbers that appear in a NumericAxis axis for a LineSeries (from Silverlight 4 Toolkit). To be more specific, I want numbers that are >=10000 and <=0.0001 to
NOTE: this question is 8 years old! the WPF strategy for handing custom errors has significantly changed since it was asked. please see https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/wpf/data/how
I have an Address object in my model which has 6 address lines as separate properties.In my Silverlight view I want this to be displayed in a multiline text box and to be updated using databinding.
I\'m trying to display a list of images embedded in my asssembly in a ListBox. I can get the images to display using a converter, but rather than loading, then staying still, they constantly reload fr
I have a textbox that is bound to a class with a property of type Timespan, and have written a value converter to convert a string into TimeSpan.
Over the course of the last year or so I have seen many different value converters for many different purposes, from many different authors.One thing that sticks out in my mind is the wide variance of
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