WPF: How to bind to a property of another's control binding?

This will use the DataContext of your Window as the binding source instead of the current DataContext.

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I'm creating a form using WPF with MVVM. There I have my View with its DataSource bound to my ViewModel object. Great.

In my xaml, I have an ItemsControl with its ItemSource bound to ViewModel. MyCollectionOfFoo. For every Foo object in this collection, I'm creating a control with bindings to this foo object, but I also need to bind a Command to every one of them.

This Command is a property of my ViewModel object (witch is the DataSource of the View). Since I'm inside the ItemsControl, how to get the reference to the ViewModel. DoSomethingCommand?

It's like binding to a property of another's control binding... Thanks, André Carlucci c# wpf data-binding link|improve this question asked Dec 4 '09 at 12:53andrecarlucci1,2761123 71% accept rate.

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