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QuestionSilverlight slider - binding lost when value is out-of-range Pin
Wjousts29-Sep-11 8:41
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I have a textblock and a slider* that are both bound to the same value of an object. The value actually represents a physical measurement coming from a device and it's nominally should be between 0 and 400. The problem is that the actual value read my go above or below that value (somewhere from about -5 to 450). This wasn't a problem in WPF, the slider just ignored values above and below the max and min, but in Silverlight it does something rather strange. It appears that if the value being bound to a slider goes above or below the max and min of the slider, the slider simply throws up it's hands (figuratively) and just stops binding. What gives? Is that normal behavior for the slider in Silverlight? I searched, but could find anything online that seems related.

I guess I could just have another property to my class that shadows the real value but caps it at the max and min of the slider, but that seems like an ugly hack around.

(* note: both are using one-way binding and are being used as indicators, not input controls - there are separate controls for that which have their own problems!)
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