How to load and assign data to a xaml template programically

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hi,

i need to create xps report dynamically i tried different ways .

but now i need to create XamlTemplate for all section like header,body,footer etc

and i need to call these templates programically and need to set data to it.

suppose i create a Header template. a rectangle with TextBlock at it center

i need to acess this template in the code and need to assign text property for the

textblock.and i need to convert this xaml to xps report also i need to try this with flowdocument.

i tried several msdn links but this is not helping me.so please give a good sample.

Regards,

sajith

Posted 9-Feb-12 3:00am

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SteveAdey 9-Feb-12 9:52am

I gave you the XAML for this yesterday. You basically asked the same question. The text in the rectangle I showed can be set through binding. In order to do that you set up a view model with the text as a property.

Unfortunately, I've spent enough time on this, without any comment from yourself, so as Christian says, we're not going to do all the work for you. Ask a specific question.

sajithnet 9-Feb-12 10:19am

iam really really sorry steve.i was a beginner in wpf and my task was huge and my time is very less doing this report stuff. i was very panic .iam thankful to u a lot
take care

SteveAdey 9-Feb-12 10:27am

That's fine, but I don't understand why beginners are being given this kind of task. This is at best intermediate level.

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2012-02-09T03:02:00

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You can set the text in your textblock in code, by accessing it by name. I'm sure you found blog posts like this[^] one, if you can't get them to work, you need to post specific questions here, not ask us to start from scratch and do your work for you

Posted 9-Feb-12 3:02am

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sajithnet 9-Feb-12 10:21am

many thanks chris,iam a sure i will do as per u wrote .thanks a lot