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Hi Jason, I am finding that if I provide a DisplayMemberBinding with a property descriptor with ComponentType of typeof(XItem) (for example), the GetValue() member of my property descriptor will get passed a component of type Mindscape.WpfElements.WpfDataGrid.Extractor which causes an exception. While these exceptions get handled somehow this is kind of worrisome and annoying (since unnecessary exceptions complicate testing in my opinion). Is there such a purpose to such calls? When you run the project, click on the Setup Grids button in the lower left. Three grids are set up--the first uses DisplayMemberBinding, the second uses DisplayTemplate, and the third uses both. Observe the console output produced by my property descriptors for the first and third grids, which report any unexpected component type in GetValue(). Related to my other post--if you right-click in and cell of any grid the type of the OriginalSource from MouseRightButtonUp will be shown in a text block. It is always DataGrid. By the way, I find that the Upload a File doesn't work for me with IE9--was okay when I switched to FireFox. Peter |
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Hello Peter The DisplayMemberBinding issue will be resolved in the next nightly build - you won't be getting the Extractor any more. I've updated your other post about how to easily work around the right click issue. I've let our lead web designer know about the upload issue. Jason Fauchelle |
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