I would like to enable/disable a filter based on a checkbox and I would like to do it only in XAML.
I can see how it is done in code but ideally I would be able to implement this strickly in XAML. For example: Bind something like IsEnabled to the checked status of a ToggleButton.
In my case, I actually have several toggle buttons which each apply filters to the view.
Thoughts?
I can see how it is done in code but ideally I would be able to implement this strickly in XAML. For example: Bind something like IsEnabled to the checked status of a ToggleButton.
In my case, I actually have several toggle buttons which each apply filters to the view.
Thoughts?
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Hello Mark,
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Yoan
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The only way to set a column filter would be as described in this article.
If you do not want to write anything in code-behind, you can try working with Attached Behavior and implement this code-behind logic in it. In this way you will achieve more MVVM-friendly architecture. Then simply turn on the attached behavior on the grid and the logic will kick-in.
I hope this helps.
Yoan
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answered on 21 Jan 2013, 09:30 PM
Thank you for your reply.
Yes, I see there is a way to this in code-behind. Now I am looking for a way to do this without code behind.
So I am wondering if I can request a feature of adding and IsEnabled() property to FilterDescriptors. That way, I can set it via bindings to toggle button states to control filtering without the need for code behind.
Thank you for your consideration.
Yes, I see there is a way to this in code-behind. Now I am looking for a way to do this without code behind.
So I am wondering if I can request a feature of adding and IsEnabled() property to FilterDescriptors. That way, I can set it via bindings to toggle button states to control filtering without the need for code behind.
Thank you for your consideration.