Is it possible to attach datatriggers to a style at runtime? I've been through my (non-working) code a few times now and can't seem to find where I've gone wrong.
Here's the method I use to attach the style and trigger:
private void AttachVisibilityTrigger(Control ctrl)
{
Style stl = new System.Windows.Style();
DataTrigger dt = new DataTrigger();
PropertyInfo pi = _entity.GetType().GetProperty(this.SecondaryOptions[ctrl.Name]);
Type controlType = this.GetControlTypeForProperty(ref dt, pi); //gets the control type based on the property name and then sets the value for the DataTrigger for which I want the visibility to be hidden
Binding b = this.GetVisibilityBindingByControlType(controlType); //returns a new Binding with the appropriate Path set that corresponds to the bound property value (e.g IsChecked for CheckBoxes, Text for TextBoxes, SelectedValue for Comboboxes, etc)
b.ElementName = this.SecondaryOptions[ctrl.Name];
dt.Binding = b;
dt.Setters.Add(new Setter(Control.VisibilityPropert开发者_StackOverflowy, System.Windows.Visibility.Hidden));
stl.Triggers.Add(dt);
ctrl.Style = stl;
}
I'm pretty sure the binding is just broken, i created similar styles in code and they work.
Especially this line looks quite suspicious:
b.ElementName = this.SecondaryOptions[ctrl.Name];
(If you want to bind to the control itself use RelativeSource instead.)
Have you checked the Output window of VisualStudio for binding errors?
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