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Thanks - I love Rocky's books, so I will indeed reference them. And I had a "duh" moment last night, when I remembered that have I actually taken a stab at this before. So now that my age-addled brain finally reminded me of this, I know what I'm going to do now. It's amazing how often I forget things these days. The information
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LOL - I didn't think I'd ever be asking the question! Thanks for the response. I'm sorry I didn't make this part clearer - I can't use *any* third-party framework for this, not just CSLA. I'm sure once I figure out how to do it, I can create some base classes or something, but no third-party frameworks. So thanks for the recommendations
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First off, let me say that I love CSLA, and if I had any say in the matter, I'd continue to use it until they pried it from my cold, dead hands. Unfortunately, they're prying it from my cold, dead hands. "The Powers That Be" at my company have decided that we can't use CSLA any more (it was only a small subset of developers that
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This shouldn't come as a surprise for anyone who knows me, but it turns out that I'm an idiot. I was the one who was causing the problem. Story of my life! Dan
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Hard to argue with that! :) Thanks.
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Sorry - I meant IsDirty. One of those days...
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I've come across a peculiar situation (CSLA 4.3.13, WPF 4). Let's say I have a parent BusinessBase with children. We've just loaded the parent from the database, and IsModified is false. We modify a child. Now the parent's IsModified is true, as it should be. We remove the child. During this process, the parent's IsModified goes
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FYI, I finally had to give up on the PropertyStatus control within the TabControl. I came across another situation where it threw a NullReferenceException. This time, it happend while removing an item from an ItemsControl (in a TabControl). It would have been nice if the PropertyStatus control implemented the try/catch/forget pattern, like most other
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"Apparently". That made me smile!
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I found a good workaround. I'm using an attached behavior from http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/362940/Persist-the-Visual-Tree-when-switching-tabs-in-the . It persists the visual tree for each tab item, and eliminates the exception. It also appears to fix the other little issues I was having. Dan