Wpf combobox binding issue?

The Items property is a CollectionView which wraps the ItemsSource, and includes things like the currently selected item, sort order, etc. If you set ItemsSource on an ItemsControl, your data is automatically wrapped in a CollectionView, and that's what gets set as the Items property. I suspect that this class isn't suitable for sharing between two controls.

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Wpf combobox link|improve this question edited Mar 2 '10 at 10:19ArsenMkrt13.6k33460 asked Mar 2 '10 at 8:22Muhammad Adnan3421614 69% accept rate.

You forgot to add the code – jdv-Jan de Vaan Mar 2 '10 at 8:49.

The Items property is a CollectionView which wraps the ItemsSource, and includes things like the currently selected item, sort order, etc. If you set ItemsSource on an ItemsControl, your data is automatically wrapped in a CollectionView, and that's what gets set as the Items property. I suspect that this class isn't suitable for sharing between two controls. If you're using ItemsSource to set the data on cbo1, you could maybe bind to ItemsSource instead?

That is: Haven't had chance to test this, but it's an educated guess :-).

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