How Can I Bind Event Handlers In Wpf Application After Reading From Xaml File

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I am working on wpf application.I have a canvas on form and creating some points , user can drag any node and can save its state. I m using xamlwriter.write to save the current position but when i load it back using xamlreader.load any button on canvas are not working also any node is not dragable anymore . I have also used inline button event handler but its not working.Any solution needed

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VR Karthikeyan · Answer 1 · 2015-12-30T20:39:00

Hi, follow MVVM architecture in your application, organize your entities as classes and use binding to bind objects to the UI.

To Save and retrieve, instead of saving the UI, just save the objects using serialization. You can retrieve those objects by deserialization.

Study about the followings,
1. MVVM architecture
2. Object Serialization and DeSerialization
3. DataBinding in WPF
4. ObservableCollections