If you don't need to modify the checkbox, then change the binding to OneWay and/or set IsEnabled on the checkbox to False.
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I have a this code: When I select an item in the listview, it unchecks the checkbox which bleeds through to the binding. How can I prevent this? Edit / Clarification: What I want to prevent is the checkbox from being affected when the item is selected.
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– Berryl Feb 22 '11 at 23:51 When the checkbox is checked/unchecked, it updates an xml configuration file and then kicks off some processes. It passes along the "Netcast" object to the command. (the netcast I'm updating) – Justin Feb 24 '11 at 18:10 I left off something important.
I had a CommandBehaviorBinding that lets you assign a command to the selectionchanged event. I took this off and it stopped unchecking the checkbox. I guess I have to find another way.
– Justin Mar 2 '11 at 1:28.
I do need to modify it. That's why its a problem. If you'll notice, there is a command on the checkbox.
– Justin Feb 22 '11 at 20:10.
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