I have a silverlight ChildWindow. When I click on a link it opens this child window and displays some data from my ViewModel. The problem is this isn't updating when the data in the ViewModel is updated.
Sample from Popup:
<TextBox Text="{Binding Path=AgentExceptionDetail.Action, Mode=TwoWay}" />
ViewModel:
private AgentExceptionDetail _agentExceptionDetail;
public AgentExceptionDetail AgentExceptionDetail
{
get { return _agentExceptionDetail; }
set
{
if (value != _agentExceptionDetail)
{
RaisePropertyChanged("AgentExceptionDetail");
_agentExceptionDetail = value;
}
}
}
This AgentExceptionDetail object is populated via a call to RIA-Services. This call is successful and the data is brought back okay. The Binding is actually acting like it's Mode=OneTime rather than OneWay because when I close and re-open the popup the data is displayed but the first time the p开发者_运维技巧opup opens AgentExceptionDetail=null, being populated when the call comes back.
Is this to do with me raising a property changed event for "AgentExceptionDetail" when the binding is actually looking for "AgentExceptionDetail.Action"? If so is there a way round this?
It should work as you need in your scenario, if I understand your description right. However, I see a serious problem right here:
if (value != _agentExceptionDetail)
{
RaisePropertyChanged("AgentExceptionDetail");
_agentExceptionDetail = value;
}
You are sending your change notification before you actually change anything! Reverse the order of operations to correct this error.
if (value != _agentExceptionDetail)
{
_agentExceptionDetail = value;
RaisePropertyChanged("AgentExceptionDetail");
}
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