Because I needed to split some functionality between classes, I've arrived at the following situation
xaml code
<CheckBox IsChecked="{Binding MyObjectField.MyBoolean}" />
view model
...
public MyInternalObject MyObjectField;
...
MyObject class
public class MyInternalObject {
...
public bool MyBoolean { get; set; }
...
}
It does not work unless I replicate the MyBoolean property in the View Model class.
public bool MyBoolean
{
get { return MyInternalObject.MyBoolean; }
set { MyInternalObject.MyBoolean=value; }
}
Does anyone have an idea?
You can't yet (in WPF Version 4.5 you can bind to a static property). But you can create your property in App.xaml.cs
and bind from everywhere.
Instead of binding an element to a field's property I changed the DataContext of the element to the required field.
In this example I have a DataGrid and Pager (first, prev, next, last page) below it. The elements of the MainWindowView (including the DataGrid) are binded to properties in the MainWindowViewModel but the pager buttons are binded to the properties of mainWindowViewModel.pager.
MainWindowView:
PagerView:
No you cant . Because binding system uses Reflection to find the
It does not look for fields . I hope this will help.