I don't know that you can do it through ordinary data binding. But it's easy with a little code-behind.
I don't know that you can do it through ordinary data binding. But it's easy with a little code-behind: And then: private void MasterList_SelectionChanged(object sender, SelectionChangedEventArgs e) { ListBox lb = sender as ListBox; XmlElement elm = lb. SelectedItem as XmlElement; string filename = elm.
SelectSingleNode("Filename"). InnerText; XmlDocument d = new XmlDocument(); d. Load(filename); XmlDataProvider p = Resources"Detail" as XmlDataProvider; p.
Document = d; } This works because an XmlDataProvider refreshes whenever you set its Document property. You could also just construct a URI from the filename and set the Source property; that refreshes it too.
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