Alter button binding in class not XAML

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I am trying to work out how to bind button in xaml.cs file instead of xaml. At present I have the following code in my xaml

Command="{Binding Page}" CommandParameter="AddEmployee" Content="Add Employees to Database"

the code works correctly but I want the binding to be within a if statement so the user has to fill out all the fields in form in order to progress further-therefore halt button binding.

Can anyone give me any pointers?

Posted 8-Apr-13 12:02pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Apr-13 18:20pm

What's "xamle.exe"? Do you mean that your are looking how to bind the button in code? What are you trying to achieve, exactly?
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Member 9611735 8-Apr-13 18:26pm

i'm trying to bind the button in code. I am writing a if statement where if the user fill in all fields in the form and clicks the button-the page changes. If the user doesn't fill in all the fields a error appears and the page doesn't chage

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 8-Apr-13 18:41pm

Keep the form disabled until some data is not entered. Don't modify the handler method. Add a handler to the invocation list of the button's Click event (+=). That's it.
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