how to disable check box in grid using silverlight

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I am woring on SilverLight. I have one problem in my project. That is, I have generated checkboxes in gridview at runtime. Now I have to enable false when I Check check box.

Please, Help me ASAP.

Posted 17-Apr-12 0:45am

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Nelek 17-Apr-12 11:34am

People here will help when they can. If you need it ASAP, then do it yourself.

On the other hand... what is your question? What did you try? Where are you having problems? Use the "improve question" and add relevant information

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Kelvin Armstrong · Answer 1 · 2012-04-21T22:03:00

I assume from the statement, that you have directly added the checkboxes to the gridview.
A better alternative is to bind the gridview to a datasource of somekind - custom class, or entity set that you control.
In the gridview, in the xaml, create a datatemplate for the item template that defines what you require, and bind the enabled state of the checkbox to whatever property you require.

If that property is on your main viewmodel, you then have the ability to use element to element binding to get to it.

However, adding checkboxes directly would mean having to add a binding directly to the checkbox evertime. Which isn't possible, just not very nice :)
Just create a new Binding in the code and set it to the EnabledProperty of the Checkbox.

Oh, and we are all here to help. We do not work here and are doing this for free. Marking things as ASAP is not a good way to get that help.