I\'m trying to set up a command on a button in my UI using MVVM. The command doesn\'t execute when I click the button, though. The code is based off of Jason Dolinger\'s example (link in 3rd paragraph
I just started playing around with the WPF RibbonControl library from Microsoft (October 2010 release). It seems that an ICommand implementation is now available and replaces the RibbonCommand as a mo
I am starting to build Silverlight application using MVVM. I have button on a XAML page to enable saving of data on its click I have written following code.
Basically I want to create a keyboard shortcut which is valid within the scope of a window, and not just enabled when focus is within the control that binds it.
I am using commanding in my viewmodel to handle events. like for example I am handling a button click event like this:
Is there a way I can desaturate images in Buttons that are disabled? 开发者_如何学运维eg. ICommand.CanExecute = false? or do I need to use separate images + Style/TriggersI\'m using a special style fo
I used RelayCommand of MVVM Foundation, now, when I try to use the \"normal\" ICommand, I don\'t really get how to use it, particularly \"binding\" it to variables used my my main class. I am just wan
in my WPF UI, I use RoutedCommands that I refer to in my xaml via the following code: Command=\"viewModel:MessageListViewModel.DeleteMessagesCommand\"
I do not like having Controller-related code (understand ICommand stuff) in my ViewModel in WPF. Is there a framework to separate it and getting back to good old MVC for开发者_运维百科 WPF?
I am reading Josh Smith\' WPF Apps With The Model-View-ViewModel Design Pattern tutorial i don\'t understand what the below code is trying to do.
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