How do i rebind or refresh datagrid in user control after closing event of window?

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I want to refresh my datagrid in UserControl after i close the window. How should i do that?
Please give solution. its urgent.

Posted 3-Nov-11 1:30am

Sumit Jawale

Updated 3-Nov-11 3:47am

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BobJanova 3-Nov-11 7:54am

After you close which window? Try putting a Close event on the window and refreshing the binding ...

Sumit Jawale 3-Nov-11 9:40am

my data grid is not on the window.
it is on the user control. I want to refresh it when i close the window. How should i do that???

[no name] 3-Nov-11 8:40am

What do you mean by that? After closing which window, some child window or same window where your control exists.

Sumit Jawale 3-Nov-11 9:36am

I have data grid on user control in WPF.

And i have another window which is open after i click on one 'edit' button in data grid.

now, when i close the window, i want my data grid should re- bind means it should show new updated values.

How can i suppose to do that??

Menon Santosh 3-Nov-11 8:48am

plz clarify Ur Question

Sumit Jawale 3-Nov-11 9:36am

I have data grid on user control in WPF.

And i have another window which is open after i click on one 'edit' button in data grid.

now, when i close the window, i want my data grid should re- bind means it should show new updated values.

How can i suppose to do that??

[no name] 3-Nov-11 9:01am

It may urgent to you but not to us

Sumit Jawale 3-Nov-11 9:37am

sory for late reply but please help me..

I have data grid on user control in WPF.

And i have another window which is open after i click on one 'edit' button in data grid.

now, when i close the window, i want my data grid should re- bind means it should show new updated values.

How can i suppose to do that??

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Wayne Gaylard · Answer 1 · 2011-11-03T04:23:00

Solution 1

Your class that you are binding to should implement INotifyProprtyChanged[^] on all the relevant properties. That way the DataGrid will refresh itself.

Posted 3-Nov-11 4:23am

Wayne Gaylard