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I'm binding the DependencyProperty in the control that hosts this control. I have a service that raises and event, when the event is cought - this control sets it's data context to the value returned by the event service.
When this happens, it changes the value that was set via binding to an empty Guid. Why?
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Is there a way I can bind a value and convert it using two converters?
IE: Convert1(Convert2(value))
Text="{Binding Path=ActivePerson, Source={StaticResource XamlPersonManagement}, Converter={StaticResource StringFormatConverter}, ConverterParameter={Welcome back, \{0\}!, Converter={StaticResource PersonValueConverter}, ...
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This is the same thing happening to me - however setting it to null isn't really going to work for me without a lot of reworking my control design. So I'm going to stick with catching the error and ignoring it like I show above.
I hope this is fixed in the next version.
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Good, that means I'm not crazy.
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It works for me too - except when I close my browser I get an unhandled exception.
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Awesome! Glad you got it working.
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Maybe it is tossing an error trying to display your logo image? Try taking that out?
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AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 4600
4.00 GB RAM
Vista Ultimate 32bit : SP2 IE8
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Try taking out the ~, see if that does anything, then try putting it in the content folder like I have, try that - then I would try and take out the onsourcedownloadprogresschanged to make sure there is no java errors and see if you see something - then work from there.
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I get the same error. I'm not sure what's happening if you aren't having it blow up on you. All I do is start my project, then stop it and it blows up.
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