I know that the ComboBoxColumn doesn't expose a SelectionChanged event but I want to be able to handle this type of behaviour. I have a ComboBoxColumn with its ItemsSource bound to an OberservableCollection and its DataMemberBinding set to a property of the same type. When I change its selection I want to take an action; specifically, I want to set the value of another property to a value I determine in my . I want to use MVVM, so I don't want to add a handler to the grid in .
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Hello Tim,
You can check the Handle SelectionChanged for GridViewComboBoxColumn help article to see how to subscribe for the event.
If you want to avoid using code-behind and do all the work in the view model, you can use the SelectedValueMemberPath property of the column. Each time the selection is changed, the getter of the property where the path points to will be called. There you can call your action.
Additionally, you can check the ComboBoxColumn SDK example.
Regards,
Martin Ivanov
Telerik by Progress
You can check the Handle SelectionChanged for GridViewComboBoxColumn help article to see how to subscribe for the event.
If you want to avoid using code-behind and do all the work in the view model, you can use the SelectedValueMemberPath property of the column. Each time the selection is changed, the getter of the property where the path points to will be called. There you can call your action.
Additionally, you can check the ComboBoxColumn SDK example.
Regards,
Martin Ivanov
Telerik by Progress
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