Hi BoucherS,
Unfortunately the code currently spans over several different files, so it's really difficult to extract a segment. But I believe doing something as simple as a grid.Items.Refresh(); followed by an attempt to GetContainerFromItem or GetContainerFromIndex has created this sort of behaviour.
I'm just trying to figure out how I can ensure the DataRow and DataCell in the grid will be ready and accessible. It would be ideal if it is possible at all to manually trigger the creation of these UIElement objects, and more generally an update of the UI, as I would be able to control the flow better. But if not, are there any sort of callbacks that are more closely tied to these event?
Unfortunately the code currently spans over several different files, so it's really difficult to extract a segment. But I believe doing something as simple as a grid.Items.Refresh(); followed by an attempt to GetContainerFromItem or GetContainerFromIndex has created this sort of behaviour.
I'm just trying to figure out how I can ensure the DataRow and DataCell in the grid will be ready and accessible. It would be ideal if it is possible at all to manually trigger the creation of these UIElement objects, and more generally an update of the UI, as I would be able to control the flow better. But if not, are there any sort of callbacks that are more closely tied to these event?