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| | Binding to custom class, no updates back to UI Hi, I have created a usercontrol with some textboxes. A textbox (text-property) is binding to a customer-class (some property). The customer-class is implementing INotifyPropertyChanged, and the properties raise the events on change. Everything is working fine, i change the textbox, the property on the customer is changed too. My problem: I have some logic in the customer-class. If the property is assigned something illegal, the value is rejected. And maybe some default-value is set. That new value isn't send back to the UI (textbox), not even if i raise the PropertyChanged-event. Is there something i forgot to implement? Debbus |
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