Is there a way to databind to a property in the codebehind of a wpf control, while having a different datacontext??
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Is there a way to databind to a property in the codebehind of a wpf control, while having a different datacontext??
for every binding you can set the source explicitly. You can use StaticResource or RelativeSource to get where you want.