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Who can explain to me how to use two different datacontext ?



this is my file.xaml.cs :



public partial class MainWindow : Window
{
public MainWindow()

InitializeComponent();

DataContext = new string "Female", "Male", "Animal", "Safe", "Soft", "Hard", "Space", "Landscape", "Outside", "Inside",
"City", "France", "Flower", "Sunset", "Sky", "Fireworks", "Spring", "Winter", "Summer", "Fall", "Christmas", "Halloween",
"Ghost", "Demon", "Angel", "Watermelon", "Storm", "Waterfall", "Night", "Sun","Moon", "Dog", "Cat", "Food", "Cheese",
"Kancolle", "IT", "UFO", "Travel", "Sport", "Nightmare";



and here my file.xaml :



<ScrollViewer HorizontalAlignment="Left" Height="170" VerticalAlignment="Top" Width="97" Margin="10,149,0,0">
<ListBox ItemsSource="Binding .">
<ListBox.ItemTemplate>
<DataTemplate>
<CheckBox Content="Binding Path=." />
</DataTemplate>
</ListBox.ItemTemplate>
</ListBox>
</ScrollViewer>


Everything work well here, but i would like add an second ScrollViewer exactly like the first one, but with another content. so the datacontexte need to be different for each of them.



thank you for giving me a little of your time.










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  • As a note, it looks odd that the ListBox is inside a ScrollViewer. A ListBox already provides scrolling by a ScrollViewer in its ControlTemplate.
    – Clemens
    Nov 10 at 10:56














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Who can explain to me how to use two different datacontext ?



this is my file.xaml.cs :



public partial class MainWindow : Window
{
public MainWindow()

InitializeComponent();

DataContext = new string "Female", "Male", "Animal", "Safe", "Soft", "Hard", "Space", "Landscape", "Outside", "Inside",
"City", "France", "Flower", "Sunset", "Sky", "Fireworks", "Spring", "Winter", "Summer", "Fall", "Christmas", "Halloween",
"Ghost", "Demon", "Angel", "Watermelon", "Storm", "Waterfall", "Night", "Sun","Moon", "Dog", "Cat", "Food", "Cheese",
"Kancolle", "IT", "UFO", "Travel", "Sport", "Nightmare";



and here my file.xaml :



<ScrollViewer HorizontalAlignment="Left" Height="170" VerticalAlignment="Top" Width="97" Margin="10,149,0,0">
<ListBox ItemsSource="Binding .">
<ListBox.ItemTemplate>
<DataTemplate>
<CheckBox Content="Binding Path=." />
</DataTemplate>
</ListBox.ItemTemplate>
</ListBox>
</ScrollViewer>


Everything work well here, but i would like add an second ScrollViewer exactly like the first one, but with another content. so the datacontexte need to be different for each of them.



thank you for giving me a little of your time.










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  • As a note, it looks odd that the ListBox is inside a ScrollViewer. A ListBox already provides scrolling by a ScrollViewer in its ControlTemplate.
    – Clemens
    Nov 10 at 10:56












up vote
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favorite









up vote
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down vote

favorite











Who can explain to me how to use two different datacontext ?



this is my file.xaml.cs :



public partial class MainWindow : Window
{
public MainWindow()

InitializeComponent();

DataContext = new string "Female", "Male", "Animal", "Safe", "Soft", "Hard", "Space", "Landscape", "Outside", "Inside",
"City", "France", "Flower", "Sunset", "Sky", "Fireworks", "Spring", "Winter", "Summer", "Fall", "Christmas", "Halloween",
"Ghost", "Demon", "Angel", "Watermelon", "Storm", "Waterfall", "Night", "Sun","Moon", "Dog", "Cat", "Food", "Cheese",
"Kancolle", "IT", "UFO", "Travel", "Sport", "Nightmare";



and here my file.xaml :



<ScrollViewer HorizontalAlignment="Left" Height="170" VerticalAlignment="Top" Width="97" Margin="10,149,0,0">
<ListBox ItemsSource="Binding .">
<ListBox.ItemTemplate>
<DataTemplate>
<CheckBox Content="Binding Path=." />
</DataTemplate>
</ListBox.ItemTemplate>
</ListBox>
</ScrollViewer>


Everything work well here, but i would like add an second ScrollViewer exactly like the first one, but with another content. so the datacontexte need to be different for each of them.



thank you for giving me a little of your time.










share|improve this question







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Who can explain to me how to use two different datacontext ?



this is my file.xaml.cs :



public partial class MainWindow : Window
{
public MainWindow()

InitializeComponent();

DataContext = new string "Female", "Male", "Animal", "Safe", "Soft", "Hard", "Space", "Landscape", "Outside", "Inside",
"City", "France", "Flower", "Sunset", "Sky", "Fireworks", "Spring", "Winter", "Summer", "Fall", "Christmas", "Halloween",
"Ghost", "Demon", "Angel", "Watermelon", "Storm", "Waterfall", "Night", "Sun","Moon", "Dog", "Cat", "Food", "Cheese",
"Kancolle", "IT", "UFO", "Travel", "Sport", "Nightmare";



and here my file.xaml :



<ScrollViewer HorizontalAlignment="Left" Height="170" VerticalAlignment="Top" Width="97" Margin="10,149,0,0">
<ListBox ItemsSource="Binding .">
<ListBox.ItemTemplate>
<DataTemplate>
<CheckBox Content="Binding Path=." />
</DataTemplate>
</ListBox.ItemTemplate>
</ListBox>
</ScrollViewer>


Everything work well here, but i would like add an second ScrollViewer exactly like the first one, but with another content. so the datacontexte need to be different for each of them.



thank you for giving me a little of your time.







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  • As a note, it looks odd that the ListBox is inside a ScrollViewer. A ListBox already provides scrolling by a ScrollViewer in its ControlTemplate.
    – Clemens
    Nov 10 at 10:56
















  • As a note, it looks odd that the ListBox is inside a ScrollViewer. A ListBox already provides scrolling by a ScrollViewer in its ControlTemplate.
    – Clemens
    Nov 10 at 10:56















As a note, it looks odd that the ListBox is inside a ScrollViewer. A ListBox already provides scrolling by a ScrollViewer in its ControlTemplate.
– Clemens
Nov 10 at 10:56




As a note, it looks odd that the ListBox is inside a ScrollViewer. A ListBox already provides scrolling by a ScrollViewer in its ControlTemplate.
– Clemens
Nov 10 at 10:56












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You don't need to set different DataContexts.



Create two collection properties in your MainWindow class and set the DataContext to the window instance.



public IEnumerable<string> Collection1 get; 
public IEnumerable<string> Collection2 get;

public MainWindow()

InitializeComponent();

Collection1 = new string ... ;
Collection2 = new string ... ;
DataContext = this;



Bind the ListBox's ItemSource to the collection properties:



<ListBox ItemsSource="Binding Collection1" ...>
...
<ListBox ItemsSource="Binding Collection2" ...>





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You don't need to set different DataContexts.



Create two collection properties in your MainWindow class and set the DataContext to the window instance.



public IEnumerable<string> Collection1 get; 
public IEnumerable<string> Collection2 get;

public MainWindow()

InitializeComponent();

Collection1 = new string ... ;
Collection2 = new string ... ;
DataContext = this;



Bind the ListBox's ItemSource to the collection properties:



<ListBox ItemsSource="Binding Collection1" ...>
...
<ListBox ItemsSource="Binding Collection2" ...>





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  • thank you for your help, it's a simple solution and very comprehenssible.
    – astrocurieux
    Nov 10 at 11:19














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down vote



accepted










You don't need to set different DataContexts.



Create two collection properties in your MainWindow class and set the DataContext to the window instance.



public IEnumerable<string> Collection1 get; 
public IEnumerable<string> Collection2 get;

public MainWindow()

InitializeComponent();

Collection1 = new string ... ;
Collection2 = new string ... ;
DataContext = this;



Bind the ListBox's ItemSource to the collection properties:



<ListBox ItemsSource="Binding Collection1" ...>
...
<ListBox ItemsSource="Binding Collection2" ...>





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  • thank you for your help, it's a simple solution and very comprehenssible.
    – astrocurieux
    Nov 10 at 11:19












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up vote
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You don't need to set different DataContexts.



Create two collection properties in your MainWindow class and set the DataContext to the window instance.



public IEnumerable<string> Collection1 get; 
public IEnumerable<string> Collection2 get;

public MainWindow()

InitializeComponent();

Collection1 = new string ... ;
Collection2 = new string ... ;
DataContext = this;



Bind the ListBox's ItemSource to the collection properties:



<ListBox ItemsSource="Binding Collection1" ...>
...
<ListBox ItemsSource="Binding Collection2" ...>





share|improve this answer












You don't need to set different DataContexts.



Create two collection properties in your MainWindow class and set the DataContext to the window instance.



public IEnumerable<string> Collection1 get; 
public IEnumerable<string> Collection2 get;

public MainWindow()

InitializeComponent();

Collection1 = new string ... ;
Collection2 = new string ... ;
DataContext = this;



Bind the ListBox's ItemSource to the collection properties:



<ListBox ItemsSource="Binding Collection1" ...>
...
<ListBox ItemsSource="Binding Collection2" ...>






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  • thank you for your help, it's a simple solution and very comprehenssible.
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thank you for your help, it's a simple solution and very comprehenssible.
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