问题
I'm using the new Windows Phone 8 LongListSelector control, which has its ItemsControl assigned to a List<Group<object>> as so:
List<Group<PlacePoint>> searchResults;
async void doSearch()
{
this.searchResults = await SearchHelper.Instance.getSearchResults(txtSearchTerm.Text);
longList.ItemsSource = this.searchResults;
}
Unfortunately, the second time that I search, re-setting the .ItemsSource property has no effect and the control simply displays the old List.
How can I change the binding?
回答1:
It would seem that re-assigning longList.ItemsSource does not have any effect, whether this is a bug or by design I can't say.
However, an easy workaround is simply to use an ObservableCollection> instead and then work with this collection rather than re-assigning the ItemsSource.
Sample code:
ObservableCollection<Group<PlacePoint>> searchResults = new ObservableCollection<Group<PlacePoint>>();
public SearchPage()
{
InitializeComponent();
longList.ItemsSource = this.searchResults;
}
async void doSearch()
{
List<Group<PlacePoint>> tempResults = await SearchHelper.Instance.getSearchResults(txtSearchTerm.Text);
// Clear existing collection and re-add new results
this.searchResults.Clear();
foreach (Group<PlacePoint> grp in tempResults )
{
this.searchResults.Add(grp);
}
}
回答2:
Sometimes it helps to set the ItemsSource to null and then to your result right after.
回答3:
You need to define your doSearch() method using async for await to function properly.
Try declaring you method like this:
private async Task doSearch() {
}
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13650788/wp8-longlistselector-re-assigning-itemssource-has-no-effect