I have recently started investigating the MVVM pattern with WPF for an upcoming project. I started with Josh Smith\'s MSDN article. I have a question (well many, but let\'s
So you need 2 different views based on a property value. One thing to consider is to refactor your presentation code, so instead of the values of a property you could have real subclasses. Then you can use 2 different DataTemplate for each class.
If you think that is an overkill, you could use a trigger and wrap your specific views into a ContentPresenter.