Fiat Coupe looks very nice :thumbsup:

Hi! My cars: VAZ2101 '75 -> Ford Sierra '83 -> VAZ21099 '92 -> Honda Civic '94 -> Mazda Familia '02 -> Honda Accord '01 -> Honda Accord EuroR '00 My last Accord is the best :)) 220 hp with manual transmission is a wild one :)

strange....where is Russia???

what is it? :doh:

I now how to move legally :) I think if it is possible to find a visa sponsor :confused:

you ask...

hehe :) I have a girlfriend, so dont need other Russian girls :laugh: > immediately after brutal murder of CEO of Al-queda. what do you mean?

I have profile on craiglist, on linkedin, etc..etc..etc...But it is much more hard than seemed before :) No one want to be a sponsor...

India? No, thanks! Work for US company I can from Russia as well :) I wanna live in US

Hi everyone! How do you think if it is possible to find legal job in the USA with 3 years of commercial experience? Right now I am a have a position of Senior .Net developer at Luxoft. If there is anyone, who has moved to the USA...tell me how it was? Was it hard? How did you find your employer? Thanks :)

http://archive.msdn.microsoft.com/wpfsamples#allsamples[^] Check it! :)

You cant do that in XAML, because you need to check which listbox width is higher. You can add event handler on event which occurs when you already know widths of both listboxes. For examole: Loaded, Binding.SourceUpdated or smth like this. Also, if you want to avoid streching of listbox, you have to set colums width="auto":

<ColumnDefinition Width="auto" />

What kind of projects?

Are this labels put on the form only once at the beggining of the page "lifecycle"? If yes - then declarative way would be better for traffic. Because each change of the page, which occurs in OnLoad() method is added to ViewState and travels to client with html page. If labels will be defined in .aspx then they will be created on Init() step and there will no additional ViewState data

I think that you can do that using TabControl. Create tabcontrol template with invisible headers and navigate through it's Items when click Next or Prev. It will be like a wizard

Seems that ComboBox doesnt know that HealthLevelID was changed, try this:

BindingExpression binding = BindingOperations.GetBindingExpression(cboHealth, ComboBox.SelectedIndexProperty);
if (binding != null)
{
  binding.UpdateTarget();
}

Also, make sure that HealthLevelID is public

modified on Thursday, February 3, 2011 6:35 AM