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what a miracle it is.... Till now I didn't received these notifications... but I am notified with your reply... Is this issue raises only if in Q&A section???

I am not getting notifications(the one on right top corner)...which shows someone has commented to your answer or someone posted answer to your question... any solution to this???

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Able to access the article though it says "This article was marked as deleted at 23 May 2014.." not sure whether this is expected or not

yes

Let us know the location so that we can plan...

did u tried this http://it.nadiacomanici.com/2010/04/wpf-ribbon-ctp-part-1/[^]

it depends on the references you are using... you arealready using AutoCompleteBox in your app.so use the same but instead relpce its itemsource with a property name

It can be done in two ways... if the data to be binded to AutoComplete textbox is large, bind that collection to Autocomplete box by setting the datacontext to parent element of datagrid or first control in the page(we usually use grid as the main content holder) where that datacontext holds the Autocomplete collection and bind it to AutoCompleteBox. Here in this sample, they are binding some static resource. you can replace it with your collection and it gets binded.(Same collection gets binded to all AutoCompleteBox).

<input:AutoCompleteBox

                                HorizontalAlignment="Left"

                                Width="180"

                                IsTabStop="True"

                                Text="{Binding UserName, Mode=TwoWay}"

                                ItemsSource="{StaticResource SampleHeroes}"

                                />

another solution is if you want different collection to be binded, you can add one more property to Users class (in this sample) which holds the collection and you can bind it directly inside AutoCompleteBox.... e.g new Users{ UserName="Hiro Nakamura", Age=24, Gender="M", Country="Japan", AutoCompleteList = new List{"Hi","Hello","Welcome","Bye" } } But it does not seems to be good... you can use the first approach.

Please check this tutorial... http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/dpatra/auto-complete-in-datagrid-cell-editing-in-silverlight-3-application/[^] hope it helps...