Create radio buttons in xaml for the list<string> defined in view model

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I have a collection List Adapters in my view model. Equivalent to the collection I want to have List.Count() number of radio buttons with their names .and by default I should have Adapters[0] as selected (IsChecked) radio button on launch of the Tool. But later user may change the selection between and based on the selection Submit button should be triggered. List Adapters contains minimum of 1 and maximum of three items.

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Please help since I am new to wpf and not able to create radio buttons dynamically from the View Model's collection by MVVM.

Posted 17-Dec-20 19:30pm

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Updated 18-Dec-20 9:16am

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[no name] 18-Dec-20 8:51am

The restrictions are only in your mind: MVVM is not "real"; it's a pattern; it's not your "master".

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Ankush Khurana · Answer 1 · 2020-12-18T09:16:00

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I am not sure if I understood your question correctly. It would have been good if you had shared your code.

However in order to generate items dynamically, use ObservableCollection and bind it to radiobutton control in xaml.

Posted 18-Dec-20 9:16am

Ankush Khurana