I am trying to bind a DataGrid to a generic list in WPF.
The following code results in blank rows for each row of data in my list (i.e. if i have 5 rows, it shows 5 rows, but doesn’t shows any data in the cells):
List<DataRow> DataBindingSource = GuestList.Where(row =>
(row.Field<long>("FK_GROUP_ID") == Int64.Parse(cmbGroup.SelectedValue.ToString())) &&
(row.Field<long>("FK_AGE_GROUP_ID") != (int)L_Age_Group.Child))
.ToList();
gvwAddultDetails.ItemsSource = DataBindingSource;
If I convert my list of objects to a DataTable, it works (shows data). For example:
List<DataRow> DataBindingSource = GuestList.Where(row =>
(row.Field<long>("FK_GROUP_ID") == Int64.Parse(cmbGroup.SelectedValue.ToString())) &&
(row.Field<long>("FK_AGE_GROUP_ID") != (int)L_Age_Group.Child))
.ToList();
gvwAdultDetails.ItemsSource = DataBindingSource.CopyToDataTable().DefaultView;
But if I had a List<DataRow>, how would I convert it to DataTable?
What is the best practice for binding a DataGrid to a `List’ in WPF?
One way to bind
DataGridto generic list in WPF:MainWindow.xaml.cs
MainWindow.xaml
But it probably won’t work with
DataRow, because in WPF, if you want to bind to something, it needs to be a property.– OTHER THOUGHTS –
Here’s how you can convert a generic list to a
DataTable:How to bind
DataGridto generic list in WPF:Especially (a great feature in WPF):
ObservableCollection<>WPF Example