Get DynamicResource Binding in WPF?

I think the answer posted for this MSDN question will get what you are looking for.

That is the one I want. Thanks for your help. – Kuman Nov 14 '09 at 12:43 Yes but DON'T use the code from the MSDN post as-is: It is much more efficient if you replace the GetLocalValue(b, Button.

ContentProperty) with b. ReadLocalValue(Button. ContentProperty) and eliminate the extra method.

GetLocalValueEnumerator() is slow. – Ray Burns Nov 14 '09 at 18:02 It work well. Thanks.

– Kuman Nov 15 '09 at 8:39.

You can use the FrameworkElement. SetResourceReference method: MSDN: msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.... Provided your xaml has this: You can write this in the code behind: TB. SetResourceReference(BackgroundProperty, "ColorA").

This is a great answer on how to create a DynamicResource binding in code. Not an answer to the OP's question, unfortunately, but well written & may help others who get here looking for this answer. +1 – Ray Burns Nov 14 '09 at 17:57.

I think my Question wasn't clear. I want to get What Reource Binding was done to the "TB" in Xaml by code. But the aren't any TB.

GetResourceReference. I Want some think like that. Where that Binding expression is kept in WPF.

I need to get the TB's BackgroundProperty was Binded to Which( answer "ColorA") key? Thank a lot for sudden response.

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