Invalid attribute when attempting to bind slider Value

Invalid attribute when attempting to bind slider Value

• lkshikoh

  Hmmm... that's strange. I hadn't looked at in a while so assumed that was still the case. Perhaps they are no longer accepting feedback

  In any case this is such a visible problem that I expect they are aware of it. the only issue is whether or not it will be addressed in the first version.

  
  

• Dinesh Kokate

  Does this cause a problem Cider has some parsing issues even now so having a blue squiggle doesn't necessarily mean there's a problem.
  

• JeffZ

  I thought this was where I was supposed to report faults ....

  I'll write them up on connect

  Thanks

  --

  Dan

  
  

• Jain1122

  Hmm, The Windows Presentation Foundation (Avalon) connection (siteid 212) only offers these versions to report faults against, which all appear quite old I'm using The Windows Vista RC1 SDK ....

  Avalon and Indigo Community Technology Preview March 2005
  Microsoft Pre-Release Software Code Named Avalon and Indigo Beta 1 RC
  WinFX Runtime Components Beta 1
  WinFX Runtime Components Community Technology Preview December 2005
  WinFx Runtime Components Community Technology Preview February 2006
  WinFx Runtime Components Community Technology Preview January 2006
  WinFX Runtime Components Community Technology Preview Sept 2005

  --
  Dan

  
  

• Ross Watson

  It's still in beta. Cut it some slack until it's a released product. There are many more problems than this with the XAML parser. If you wish to report a bug, or indeed offer any other form of feedback then do so on the Connect site.
  

• gofrm

  yes, it shows squiggles, but it works so a schema issue I guess
  
  

• Mark Rendle

  So, I have a DataTemplate for a DataType Foo, as follows. The error is that the string '{Binding Path=Value}' is not a valid Double Value, which of course it isn't as it's a binding to a property which returns a double ....

  <DataTemplate DataType="{x:Type MyLib:Foo}">
  <Grid Margin="0,0,0,0" ShowGridLines="True" >
  <Grid.RowDefinitions>
  <RowDefinition/>
  <RowDefinition/>
  </Grid.RowDefinitions>
  <Grid.ColumnDefinitions>
  <ColumnDefinition/>
  <ColumnDefinition/>
  </Grid.ColumnDefinitions>
  <Label Grid.Row="0" Grid.Column="0" Margin="5" Content="{Binding Path=Name}"/>
  <TextBox Grid.Row="0" Grid.Column="1" Margin="5" Text="{Binding Path=Value}" HorizontalAlignment="Right"/>
  <Slider Margin="5" Width="Auto" Grid.Row="1" Grid.ColumnSpan="2" Grid.Column="0" Orientation="Horizontal" Value="{Binding Path=Value}" Minimum="0" Maximum="2" TickFrequency="0.01" IsSnapToTickEnabled="True"/>
  </Grid>
  </DataTemplate>
  
  namespace Fred
  {
  using namespace System;
  
  public value struct Foo
  {
  public:
  
  Foo(MyObj* obj) : m_obj(obj)
  {
  }
  
  property String^ Name
  {
  String^ get()
  {
  CString fullName;
  
  m_obj->getFullName(fullName);
  
  return gcnew String(fullName);
  }
  }

  property double Value
  {
  double get()
  {
  return m_obj->getValue();
  }

  void set(double value)
  {
  m_obj->setValue(value);
  }
  }
  
  private:
  myObj* m_Obj;
  };
  }

  
  

• nagual

  Yes, it matters, developers will be very confused and not know what works and what doesn't. The designer and the compiler must be consistent with each other

  --

  Dan

  
  

• Allen_Simmons

  where is the Value property you are binding defined
  
  
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