BindablePicker | Picker for Xamarin.Forms to ease programming MVVM paradigm | Form library
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Picker for Xamarin.Forms to ease programming MVVM paradigm by providing a bindable ItemsSource property amongs others.
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QUESTION
I have a resuable control like this to display a loading spinner:
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Answered 2019-Jun-18 at 12:33You don't need to set your custom control's BindingContext here:
QUESTION
The following example uses an MVVM approach to update a property based on a picker selection:
It uses OnPropertyChanged("SelectedColor"); when the selection changes to update another property.
I have two questions:
Firstly, is there any advantage of using this approach over the normal OnSelectedIndexChanged event in the xaml.cs?
Secondly how would i use this approach if i wanted to update a particular item for my custom object in my viewmodel. For example, if the selected item changed in the above example, store the value in another object in the view model?
It just seems long winded to the OnSelectedIndexChanged approach, but guessing there are advantages i'm unaware of?
basicaly i have a number of dropdowns on a page, and with each change, i want to update the object in my view model which will be sent back to the server with a rest service.
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Answered 2018-May-18 at 14:49Picker.SelectedIndexChanged
is not as straigthforward since you will still need to index the list and find which item and since it's not a command, you need to implement it in Code Behind.
You just said that you need to send rest http requests, so it means that your app is fairly complex so you will probably need ViewModels
and to keep your code coherent, you should apply the same pattern to all pages.
For the sake of keeping things neat and tidy I always implement MVVM even if the Page
logic is not very extensive.
MVVM also facilitates (a lot) unit testing your application.
But in the end, it's all about taste.
QUESTION
I have a xaml file where I put the picker in and a code behind to populate it. The code used below:
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Answered 2018-Feb-27 at 00:59I guess what you meant to do is:
QUESTION
The following example works fine (https://developer.xamarin.com/samples/xamarin-forms/UserInterface/BindablePicker/)
When i try to implement it in my code, the object referenced for selectedItem is not being set. The picker is loading and selecting data fine, just not updating the object.
Here is some of the code i'm using: XAML Page
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Answered 2017-Sep-28 at 13:49Create custom picker and implement in your code its working for me try below code :
QUESTION
I'm currently using a xamarin forms picker and the example fworks fine as it's a List. (https://developer.xamarin.com/samples/xamarin-forms/UserInterface/BindablePicker/)
I need to bind it to a custom type:
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Answered 2017-Sep-27 at 16:41The article you link to gives an example of doing EXACTLY what you want. Use ItemDisplayBinding
to specify which property of your object you want displayed in the Picker.
QUESTION
In xaml in Xamarin.Forms, I have a custom control, I want to add property of type int
. I think I have to use Bindable properties, so later I can bind a property from ViewModel.
I found this topic, but I'm not sure how to use it.. there is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-07 at 04:28Your code is good, just change your default value from null
to 0 or default(int)
. You have it as null
but an int
property could never be null. This was the reason of the "crash".
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