Hi again,

OK, if you are running CLR3, then I'm pretty sure the "Shared XAML" controls will not be available to you, as they are built on CLR4.  That said, I have put together the attached sample that demonstrates the binding of a XamComboEditor (CLR3) to a collection of items in the C# code behind.  Please review it and let me know how it works for you.

PS - I just realized that I created a VS2010 project, which I assume you will not be able to open.  You can then still look at the code files and if needed port them into a VS2008 project.

The code itself looks like this:

private void Window_Loaded(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
        {
            ViewModel vm = new ViewModel();

            XamComboEditor xce = new XamComboEditor();
            xce.Height = 40;
            xce.Width = 250;

            Binding b = new Binding("Employees");
            b.Source = vm;
            xce.SetBinding(XamComboEditor.ItemsSourceProperty, b);
            xce.DisplayMemberPath = "Name";

            this.LayoutRoot.Children.Add(xce);

           
        }

thanks sir, your reply is useful for me. but we r using trail version in that wpf3 only, and also how to bind the itemsource to that control ?how its?

Hi Deepalakshmi,

If, for example, you want to instantiate a XamComboEditor from the Shared XAML controls, your project needs to reference the  followingassemblies (you can get the references also by dragging the control onto the design window then deleting it.):

InfragisticsWPF4.Controls.Editors.v11.2
InfragisticsWPF4.DataManager.v11.2
InfragisticsWPF4.v11.2

Your cs file will declare:

using Infragistics.Controls.Editors;

And a very simple set up could be something like:

XamComboEditor xce = new XamComboEditor();
xce.Height = 40;
xce.Width = 200;
this.LayoutRoot.Children.Add(xce);

I hope this answers your question.

Thanks,

Hi,

ur answer is useful but i cant use this comboeditor name in xaml.cs page .how can i use that name in my cs page ?can u help me

Does the shared control have any similar functionality?