WPF DataTrigger cannot find Trigger Target?

While I'm not sure why the brush isn't in the namescope, you can do this by swapping out the brush, and "dotting-down" to the Color property of the background brush in the animations like so: ListBox. ItemTemplate.

While I'm not sure why the brush isn't in the namescope, you can do this by swapping out the brush, and "dotting-down" to the Color property of the background brush in the animations like so.

That worked - Thanks. BackgroundBrush is actually in scope for the StoryBoard trigger and works without modification. I just can't understand why it would be out of scope for the DataTrigger.

– Daniel Skinner Mar 3 '10 at 22:05 Yeah, I couldn't figure that out either. I think it might be that the Storyboard's TargetName is resolved at runtime, while the Setter's TargetName is resolved at XAML parse time. – Abe Heidebrecht Mar 4 '10 at 14:39.

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