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Asked: 2026-06-01T07:34:40+00:00

I’ve found some questions here about this topic, but none of the solutions solve

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I’ve found some questions here about this topic, but none of the solutions solve my problem.
I need to bind a property on a control only if a checkbox is checked. I’ve seen people suggesting to create a Converter for this, but I can’t access the state of a control in the converter. The only way I know is doing it on the code behind. Does any one know any other way to do that?
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  1. Editorial Team

    If you were using WPF I would suggest a multi-binding, but unfortunately this isn’t supported on Silverlight, even on SL5.

    However, this CodeProject article adds multi-binding support through a markup extension, so you may be able to find a solution using that.

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