Updated Release: Caliburn.Micro v2.0.0-alpha (Nov 13, 2013)
Caliburn.Micro v2.0.0-alpha is a major release with breaking changes. This version has undergone significant re-design, splitting it into two portions: a Portable Class Library core and...
View ArticleReleased: Caliburn.Micro v2.0.0-alpha (Nov 13, 2013)
Caliburn.Micro v2.0.0-alpha is a major release with breaking changes. This version has undergone significant re-design, splitting it into two portions: a Portable Class Library core and...
View ArticleUpdated Release: Caliburn.Micro v2.0.0-alpha (Nov 13, 2013)
Caliburn.Micro v2.0.0-alpha is a major release with breaking changes. This version has undergone significant re-design, splitting it into two portions: a Portable Class Library core and...
View ArticleUpdated Wiki: Introduction
Introduction When my “Build Your Own MVVM Framework” talk was chosen for Mix10, I was excited to have the opportunity to show others what we had been doing in Caliburn in a simplified, but powerful...
View ArticleNew Post: WPF ContextMenu reference an action in ViewModel
What kind of delegate does the Telerik RadContextMenu.Opened event use? If I remember correctly, only EventHandler/EventHandler<TArgs> can be used with EventTriggers (which is what CM uses for...
View ArticleNew Post: WPF ContextMenu reference an action in ViewModel
It seems (from other posts with similar problems) that I am trying to bind the target to an element which doesn't exist in the same visual tree and that one has to set the Tag of the parent of the...
View ArticleNew Post: WPF ContextMenu reference an action in ViewModel
Check the delegate type of the event. As I said, if it is not an EventHandler, that could be the cause. The EventTrigger in interactivity does not handle other kind of delegates.
View ArticleNew Post: Screens, Conductors and Composition
This is the perennial drill down question. You have a screen that uses foreign key references to other tables e.g. an orders customer number. You need to pop a customers view to choose a customer from...
View ArticleReleased: Caliburn.Micro v2.0.0-alpha2 (Nov 25, 2013)
Caliburn.Micro v2.0.0-alpha2 is a major release with breaking changes. This version has undergone significant re-design, splitting it into two portions: a Portable Class Library core and...
View ArticleCreated Release: Caliburn.Micro v2.0.0-alpha2 (Nov 25, 2013)
Caliburn.Micro v2.0.0-alpha2 is a major release with breaking changes. This version has undergone significant re-design, splitting it into two portions: a Portable Class Library core and...
View ArticleNew Post: Screens, Conductors and Composition
Thanks Mark, I really did not realize when I phrased the question that I may be dabbling with one of the worlds oldest questions. You are absolutely right! The road to programming Hell is paved with a...
View ArticleNew Post: Screens, Conductors and Composition
Indeed Bob! Rather than fill this thread with deep and meaningless techno babble, may I suggest that you Google "hierarchical viewmodel". It should suffice for Orders with customers. However, Caliburn...
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I fully expected that the IOC was visible, but am at a loss as to what the specific code should be. BTW, what exactly is a turtle? Alas, I am a person who learns best from code example, the reason that...
View ArticleNew Post: DataGrid Selected Row of an ObservableCollection
Hello. I'm new here, and i somehow have the same problem as gmaniac. I have a ViewModel (UsersViewModel) and a datagrid in UsersView. I'm trying so hard to bind the datagrid and i can't figure out why....
View ArticleNew Post: DataGrid Selected Row of an ObservableCollection
Where is the datagrid defined? In a DataTemplate? A Style? An actual view? Can you provide some logging from CM, providing a proper ILog to the framework?
View ArticleNew Post: control if windows is active in shell view model
So what happened next? How did you solve the issue? I have same problem. Is there any answer please?
View ArticleNew Post: Screens, Conductors and Composition
OK, From wikipedia"Turtles all the way down" is a jocular expression of the infinite regress problem in cosmology posed by the "unmoved mover" paradox. The phrase was popularized by Stephen Hawking in...
View ArticleNew Post: Screens, Conductors and Composition
Mark, Many thanks, I have not had a chance to implement it yet but I think you just gave me exactly what I needed. I wont have a chance to work on it tomorrow as its Thanksgiving Holiday, but hopefully...
View ArticleNew Post: Use Caliburn Micro with the normal flow of application.
Hi, Have anyone used caliburn micro for Windows Phone? Actually I want to use caliburn framework within the normal flow of application. The reason I want to do this is that I am having a third party...
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