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I am using a Pivot control with databinding.
The ItemsSource for the pivot is bound to a collection.
The ItemTemplate is includes a listbox and that is bound to a another collection via databinding. All is working okay and everything is being populated as it should be.
What I now need to do is alter things slightly that the data displayed for the first Pivot item is different to all the others… i.e. I would like a different datatemplate for the first Pivot Item.
The most common pattern I’ve seen used here is to create a
DataTemplateSelector, which extendsContentControland determines the template at runtime.Windows Phone Geek have an article that takes you through what is required. Don’t forget to bind
Content="{Binding}", that’s something that always trips me up 😉