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Hi Justin,
Can you give me a bit more details about what you're trying to do? Do you need to bind a TreeViewItem's CheckState to a property of a binding source or you want to bind some other control to a TreeViewItem's CheckState?
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Can you give me a bit more details about what you're trying to do? Do you need to bind a TreeViewItem's CheckState to a property of a binding source or you want to bind some other control to a TreeViewItem's CheckState?
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answered on 15 Jan 2009, 10:32 PM
The first one, I want to bind the CheckState to the underlying object.
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Hello Justin,
I am attaching a sample project showing how to bind the CheckState property. Basically you would want to create a custom collection of TreeViewIems which would act as a wrapper around your original data source. Let me know if you have further questions.
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I am attaching a sample project showing how to bind the CheckState property. Basically you would want to create a custom collection of TreeViewIems which would act as a wrapper around your original data source. Let me know if you have further questions.
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answered on 19 Jan 2009, 05:57 AM
Thanks for the example. The problem I have is that if I check the root node without expanding it, this should check every child item, however, the binding is not updated until the tree view items are brought in to a visible state i.e. the root node is expanded.
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Hello Justin,
Yes - this is the behavior of the Treeview. It is working that way because of the way the Silverlight framework is working. Before an item is visible - it is not generated from the framework - thus the binding is not applied.
What is your scenario - can we help with some custom code here?
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Yes - this is the behavior of the Treeview. It is working that way because of the way the Silverlight framework is working. Before an item is visible - it is not generated from the framework - thus the binding is not applied.
What is your scenario - can we help with some custom code here?
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answered on 20 Jan 2009, 02:11 AM
Not sure if you can help or not. My scenario is exactly as I have described. I want to check the root node and have it check all child nodes (in the underlynig collection) regardless of whether they have been shown or not. I wouldn't think this would be too much of an uncommon scenario.
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Hi Justin,
I am attaching a project showing how to listen for the Checked event and set the CheckState of the child items in the data source yourself when a parent item is checked. This way you will have the CheckState propagated in the data source before the items are actually displayed. Let me know if this solves your issue.
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I am attaching a project showing how to listen for the Checked event and set the CheckState of the child items in the data source yourself when a parent item is checked. This way you will have the CheckState propagated in the data source before the items are actually displayed. Let me know if this solves your issue.
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Tihomir Petkov
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answered on 27 Oct 2009, 02:37 AM
Has anyone out there found a solution for this that actually works. I am trying to do this in WPF not Silverlight.
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Hi Justin,
I apologize for the delayed answer. I created a WPF version of the project, which is attached to my reply. Please take a look at it and let me know if it works for you. In your last post you ask for a solution "that actually works". What do you mean by that? Is there any problem with the first project I sent, other than the fact that it is targeting the Silverlight platform?
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I apologize for the delayed answer. I created a WPF version of the project, which is attached to my reply. Please take a look at it and let me know if it works for you. In your last post you ask for a solution "that actually works". What do you mean by that? Is there any problem with the first project I sent, other than the fact that it is targeting the Silverlight platform?
Sincerely yours,
Tihomir Petkov
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