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I'm using the WPF DataGrid from the WPF Toolkit. I added a templated column to my DataGrid , which has a CheckBox in each cell. Now how do I access the values within these cells? My other columns in the DataGrid come from a DataSet . I can access these, but I cannot get to the values of the DataGridTemplateColumn I added to the DataGrid . Anyone have any ideas? your into pulling stuff out of the visual tree now. and thats hard work, you cant find the binding because that is buried in the cell template. what i did was add my own column for this kind of stuff, the column derives from

I am trying to programmatically add a column series to a wpf toolkit chart. My xaml is an empty chart. The code results in an unhandled exception, Object reference not set to an instance of an object. Any clues to why this does not work? <charting:Chart Name="MyChart"> my code behind is List<KeyValuePair<int,int>> testList = new List<KeyValuePair<int,int>>(); testList.Add(new KeyValuePair<int,int> (1,2)); testList.Add(new KeyValuePair<int,int> (2,3)); ColumnSeries mySeries = new ColumnSeries(); mySeries.Title = "TEST"; mySeries.IndependentValueBinding = new Binding("key"); mySeries

I have Datagrid which is clicking by mouse in each row is showing data grid row details. here is code, Microsoft.Windows.Controls.DataGridRow row = (Microsoft.Windows.Controls.DataGridRow)(DataGrid1.ItemContainerGenerator.ContainerFromItem(DataGrid1.SelectedItem)); DataGridDetailsPresenter presenter = FindVisualChild<DataGridDetailsPresenter>(row); DataTemplate template = presenter.ContentTemplate; TextBlock txt = (TextBlock)template.FindName("rowdetails", presenter); txt.Text = retString; And also I have Checkbox, when you check it, it should show all row details. I am trying this code for

I want to start a new application on WPF . The new User interface in WPF needs DataGridView control and PropertyGrid Control. But it looks like that these two controls won't exist in WPF and I want to host these two controls using WindowsFormsHost . However, if I do that, is there any limitation anybody forsee with this approach? Ray Burns The main limitation is that you loose all the powerful features of WPF: Data binding , ControlTemplates and DataTemplates , Infinite sizing, Zooms/Rotations, Opacity , Attached Properties , just to name a few. That's a lot to give up! You'll have to program

I am using datepicker control from wpf toolkit. I need to center align the content in datepicker control. How can I achieve this? Tried VerticalContentAlignment="Center". It didn't work. <Style TargetType="DatePickerTextBox"> <Setter Property="VerticalAlignment" Value="Center" /> <Setter Property="Padding" Value="2" /> </Style> None of the other solutions will work because the vertical alignment of the DatePicker content (text and button) is hard coded in the default WPF style. i.e. the default WPF DatePicker style has not been written in a manner whereby the vertical alignment (among many