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asked on 16 Oct 2012, 05:10 PM
As far as I can tell, this just can't be done without using additional third party tools (which in itself introduces more bugs/issues).
Or for that matter Deleting event, or Deleted event, or RowActivated event or SizeChange event or ...
"As Is" Command is our only way to bind to view model and that's VERY restrictive.
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Rob.
Or for that matter Deleting event, or Deleted event, or RowActivated event or SizeChange event or ...
"As Is" Command is our only way to bind to view model and that's VERY restrictive.
Comments/Solutions?
Rob.
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Vlad
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The general approach for handling events in reusable, MVVM style are attached behaviors.
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answered on 17 Oct 2012, 05:08 PM
Vlad,
Attached behaviors require the Blend SDK (specifically interactivity and interactions) ... as you know there is no "official" version for SL5 ... only a "preview" (it's not supported).
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Attached behaviors require the Blend SDK (specifically interactivity and interactions) ... as you know there is no "official" version for SL5 ... only a "preview" (it's not supported).
Rob
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Vlad
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I'm referring to completely custom attached behaviors - like this one:
http://demos.telerik.com/silverlight/#GridView/RowContextMenu
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