You are mixing you methods... you can run an event or you can use a command, but not so much both together.
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I need help to get Selected list view item details, when context menu assigned to list view items is clicked. This is a click event code private void MenuItem_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { //what needs to de here? } I wrote this piece of code in my view model, but it doesn't trigger on execute method RunCommand = new DelegateCommand(OnRunCommand, CanRunCommand); private void OnRunCommand(object obj) { // use the object here... } private bool CanRunCommand(object obj) { return true; } Let me know, how can I handle this situation.
Any examples related to same will be appreciated. Thanks wpf link|improve this question edited 2 hours agoH.B.43k61645 asked 3 hours agorajcool1111.
You are mixing you methods... you can run an event or you can use a command, but not so much both together. What you want is to bind the command: there are many wonderfull sources of info out there... here is one.
I want to do more on clicke event of context menu. – rajcool111 2 hours ago any advice for below method? Private void MenuItem_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { //what needs to do here?
} – rajcool111 2 hours ago you can run the Execute method kinda like this:((MyModle)DataContext).RunCommand. Execute( ); – Muad'Dib 1 hour ago.
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