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So I am trying to swap enabled games just by choosing different disabled game in a ComboBox. How do I bind elements in wpf xaml to achieve this ?

I am trying to create a file tree using a TreeView where I can bind a collection to. In order to bind to a TreeView you need to use a HierarchicalDataTemplate. This automatically uses the default TreeViewItem as its base. But I have no direct access to this TreeViewItem to add stuff to. This is why I am accessing the properties of this TreeViewItem using a style and setters.

I am trying to create a file tree using a TreeView where I can bind a collection to. In order to bind to a TreeView you need to use a HierarchicalDataTemplate. This automatically uses the default TreeViewItem as its base. But I have no direct access to this TreeViewItem to add stuff to. This is why I am accessing the properties of this TreeViewItem using a style and setters.

I am trying to create a file tree using a TreeView where I can bind a collection to. In order to bind to a TreeView you need to use a HierarchicalDataTemplate. This automatically uses the default TreeViewItem as its base. But I have no direct access to this TreeViewItem to add stuff to. This is why I am accessing the properties of this TreeViewItem using a style and setters.

I am trying to create a file tree using a TreeView where I can bind a collection to. In order to bind to a TreeView you need to use a HierarchicalDataTemplate. This automatically uses the default TreeViewItem as its base. But I have no direct access to this TreeViewItem to add stuff to. This is why I am accessing the properties of this TreeViewItem using a style and setters.

I have a button command that is binded to a RelayCommand AddCommand whose code is located in my MainViewModel.cs. The problem I’m facing is the button I need the command to fire in is located in a usercontrol SettingsView.xaml.

PLEASE DON’T FLAG AS DUPLICATE! As I found the related Stackoverflow questions, but they didn’t work.

For example, I have such code: