Hi,
Maybe you are just not using the control the right way. Have you tried the sample posted on Apr 6 at 10:11 AM ? In this sample, an ObservableCollection is bound to the CheckComBox.SelectedItemsOverride property. When selecting/un-selecting items from the CheckComboBox, the SelectedItemsOverride.Count is correctly updated.
You can also add a button to this sample and observe the content of the CheckComboBox's SelectedItemsOverride and SelectedItems properties :
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Maybe you are just not using the control the right way. Have you tried the sample posted on Apr 6 at 10:11 AM ? In this sample, an ObservableCollection is bound to the CheckComBox.SelectedItemsOverride property. When selecting/un-selecting items from the CheckComboBox, the SelectedItemsOverride.Count is correctly updated.
You can also add a button to this sample and observe the content of the CheckComboBox's SelectedItemsOverride and SelectedItems properties :
<Button Content="TEST"
Click="Button_Click" />private void Button_Click( object sender, RoutedEventArgs e )
{
var aa = UserGroupsCheckedComboBox.SelectedItemsOverride;
var bb = UserGroupsCheckedComboBox.SelectedItems;
}
it matches the selected/un-selected items that can be viewed in the CheckComboBox.――――
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