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  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  May 12, 2010 (4 months ago)
    In this post Colin Eberhardt describes an update to the Silverlight MultiBinding solution he presented last year. This update includes support for Silverlight 4, attached properties and multiple bindings on a single object.

    MultiBinding is a WPF feature that allows you to bind a single property to a number of sources, with the source values being combined by a value converter. This is a feature that is missing from Silverlight. About a year ago I developed a MultiBinding solution for Silverlight, which has proven very popular! I even had an email from an Microsoft Attorney asking if they could use it in the Silverlight Facebook client (How cool is that :-) ). I was also very happy when Stefan Olson made a few updates to this code to allow multiple MultiBindings on a single object and spotted the SL4 issue. This blog post is a quick demonstration of these new features …



  • Pseudo Multi-Binding in Silverlight Using Relays

    0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Nov 16, 2009 (10 months ago)
    Tags: MultiBinding , Relays , nRoute , Silverlight Control Toolkit
    In this post Rishi discusses how to easily address multi-binding scenarios using value-converter relays in Silverlight.

    The use-case is very simple, we have this form (shown below) that takes in a Person object with three properties namely Surname, First Name and Age - and as you enter them into the form, it updates the title of form with the full name derived from what you have entered. Nothing fancy, but the idea is that we should be able to consume two or more fields through one binding (as in multi-bind).

  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Jun 25, 2009 (more than a year ago)

    This blog post written by Colin Eberhardt describes a technique for associating multiple bindings with a single dependency property within Silverlight applications.

    WPF already has this functionality in the form of MultiBindings, the code in this post emulates this function. The simple application below demonstrates this technique, where there are three data-entry text boxes bound to the individual properties of a simple Person object, with the title text block being bound to both the Forename and Surname properties. Try editing the surname or forename fields and watch as the title is updated.


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