I'm using CSLA 4 + Silverlight + MVVm. Right now I'm binding my viewmodel to the UI as a CollectionViewSource. The collection viewsource has a property called Filter that takes a method name. This method gets called everytime the filter changes. I can get it to work but I have to put that method in my UI usercontrol class. I want to put that logic into view model class. Has anyone solved this? Is there another method for filtering? Do I need to write a collection view source that helps deal with this? I'm just wondering how other people are dealing with this.
Don't use the CollectionViewSource directly. The CollectionViewSource has a property .View which implements the interfaces you want when binding. The .View property also implements ICollectionView which has a property Filter of type Predicate<object> which you can use to filter the View.
Shane Holder
can't completely download ford racing 2 to my windows vista, the wma:347 no source filter found shows up.
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