I read this link to find the answer of my question. but i want to know, Is there a way that we don't have to use MVVM. At first, Let me ask my question!! I have a DataGrid control on a window called MainWindow
. From MainWindow
i open another window called NewWindow
. in NewWindow
i have some textbox and a button. In the NewWindow
someone can enter information about a customer and then these information are saved into a database, so i use the following code in follow of button in NewWindow
.
var Que = (from P in FaceDB.tblUsers where P.UserId == mytxtbox1.Text.ToString() select P).SingleOrDefault();
Que.Pass = mytxtbox2.Text.ToString();
FaceDB.SaveChanges();
After i save these information i want to update the DataGrid in the MainWindow. i try with following codes but none of them didn't work:
Que.Pass = mytxtbox2.Text.ToString();
FaceDB.SaveChanges();
MainPage MPWin = new MainPage();
MPWin.mydatagridt.UpdateLayout();
OR:
MPWin.mydatagrid.Items.Refresh();
OR:
CollectionViewSource.GetDefaultView(mydatagrid.ItemsSource).Refresh();
One can directly set the data in code for the DataGrid
using its ItemsSource
, here is a modification of your example:
Que.Pass = mytxtbox2.Text.ToString();
FaceDB.SaveChanges();
MainPage MPWin = new MainPage();
MPWin.mydatagridt.ItemsSource = Que.ToList();
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