In WPF, how do I get the control (FrameworkElement) that is bound to a property in a viewmodel’s end? I want to create a drop shodow effect on the control.
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In WPF, how do I get the control (FrameworkElement) that is bound to a property in a viewmodel’s end? I want to create a drop shodow effect on the control.
Getting a control instance in the ViewModel class is not really a good practice(as per MVVM). You can always have DataTrigger or converter in the XAML side to do that.