My problem is that I am trying to bind between a ComboBox and a property type string in viewModel, but I can not do it
<ComboBox HorizontalAlignment="Stretch"
SelectedItem="{Binding Path=OResultado, Mode=TwoWay}">...
I want to navigate using the MVVM pattern in Xamarin.Forms, for that I offer a command to a certain image as seen in the image ...
the code of this view is linked to the MainViewModel and to a property called MenuSisquim located inside...
I have a question, is it correct to initialize a property full in ViewModel as follows?
public class MainViewModel : ViewModelBase
{
private ObservableCollection<Driver> _drivers = new ObservableCollection<Driver>...
I have a model, of the form:
public class A
{
public ObservableCollection B col1;
}
Public Class B
{
public int BA;
public int BB;
public ObservableCollection C;
}
public Class C
{
public int CA;
public int CB;
}
The fir...
I have a requirement in WPF , I made a ViewModel called AsignaFacturasVM for my View, in which I have a Label that is linked to a property float called Accumulated Amount of my ViewModel and I also have a...
I am building a WPF application with the MVVM design pattern.
I am using DataTemplates to load user controls within a ContentControl:
<DataTemplate DataType="{x:Type menu:MenuViewModel}">
<menu:MenuView/>
</DataTemplate>...
I'm working with MVVMCross and Xamarin.Android. And it seems that for some function (to do a binding of Mvx.MvxImageView) I need to install the package MvvmCross.Plugin.DownloadCache.
When trying to install it, it returns the following error:...
Good day,
I have had problems to show the data in a grid using wpf the code does not throw me error and reviewing the step by step I see that the methods take the values registered in the DB but do not take them to the grid.
I share code:
1....
I need to bind a ObservableCollection to several views and that this list stays synchronized among all the views, in case of modifying the list (adding, removing or updating a value in said list) the change is replicated for all the views...