Unfortunately I haven't been in xaml for a while, but is what you need an
implementation of INotifyPropertyChange on the class properties, and set
the xaml binding as anything other than "OneTimeOnly"??
On 20/02/2012 8:41 AM, "Greg Keogh" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Folk, my data grid columns used to bind to different properties of objects
> in an observable collection, so I used to have something typical like this:
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> <TextBlock Text="{Binding Name,Converter={...}}" ... />****
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> <TextBlock Text="{Binding Phone,Converter={...}}" ... />****
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> If any of the property values changed then the binding would update as
> usual and things like colours and images would respond as my converter was
> called. To get fancier converter logic I changed the binding to go to the
> object, not the properties of the objects, like this:****
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> <TextBlock Text="{Binding Converter={...},ConverterParameter='Name'}" ...
> />****
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> <TextBlock Text="{Binding Converter={...},ConverterParameter='Phone'}"
> ... />****
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> I adjusted the converter accordingly to cast the object and get the
> properties. I’ve outsmarted myself as now the binding don’t update when the
> properties change, I presume because I no longer name the property names.*
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> Is there a way of binding to the object like my second example but still
> get the bindings to update when properties change?****
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> Greg****
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