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Hello amine,
I've already answered to your question in your other forum thread here. In the future please keep the discussion in a single thread for better tracking and understanding. Anyway here is my answer from your other thread:
There are several ways to achieve the desired result. For example if you use LocalDataSourceProvider you can bind its ItemsSource directly in XAML. A better approach is to create an instance of the DataProvider directly in the ViewModel and bind RadPivotGrid's DataProvider property to this instance.
You can find a runnable project in my other post. Hopefully this helps.
Regards,
Rosen Vladimirov
Telerik
I've already answered to your question in your other forum thread here. In the future please keep the discussion in a single thread for better tracking and understanding. Anyway here is my answer from your other thread:
There are several ways to achieve the desired result. For example if you use LocalDataSourceProvider you can bind its ItemsSource directly in XAML. A better approach is to create an instance of the DataProvider directly in the ViewModel and bind RadPivotGrid's DataProvider property to this instance.
You can find a runnable project in my other post. Hopefully this helps.
Regards,
Rosen Vladimirov
Telerik
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