Comments by chawk32 (Top 6 by date)

Hi Christian, So using your suggestion about creating a viewmodel that multiple usercontrols can use I successfully binded one of the usercontrols to two of my properties but the other usercontrol does not bind to one of my properties. Here is some code snippets: First the viewmodel,

public class TournamentModel : INotifyPropertyChanged
{
// Rounds List
private ObservableCollection<rounds> _roundsList = new ObservableCollection<rounds>();
public event PropertyChangedEventHandler PropertyChanged;

private static readonly PropertyChangedEventArgs TextArgs = new PropertyChangedEventArgs("TournamentRounds");

public ObservableCollection<rounds> TournamentRounds
{
get { return _roundsList; }
set
{
_roundsList = value;
NotifyChange(TextArgs);
}
}

private void NotifyChange(PropertyChangedEventArgs e)
{
if (PropertyChanged != null)
{
PropertyChanged(this, e);
}
}

Now the usercontrol (TeamRoundMatchupUserControl.xaml) which is trying to bind to TournamentModel.TournamentRounds.
<combobox itemssource="{Binding TournamentRounds}" displaymemberpath="Name" height="23" horizontalalignment="Center" margin="356,41,416,0" name="roundNameComboBox" verticalalignment="Top" width="178">

The TeamRoundMatchupUserControl.cs class.
private readonly TournamentModel _tournamentModel;

public TeamRoundMatchupUserControl()
{
InitializeComponent();

_tournamentModel = new TournamentModel();
this.DataContext = _tournamentModel;
}

Note: As a test I changed the binding to look at a property called CurrentTournament
which is also in the TournamentModel class and it worked fine. Thoughts?