You have emphasised many times that datatrigger does not work with dependency properties and works with only normal properties. One clarification I would like to make here- DataTriggers can be used to watch the dependency properties of other controls using binding, so they do work with dependency properties.
hi, as the event and property trigger example explained in this lecture is very much similar, can't we use the property trigger it self to enlarge the text and shrink it? what is the exact difference between property and event triggers?
Thanks for nice video! One query: Why we need to type Binding again inside curly brackets when we perform binding on DataTrigger? If I understood concept, Element name refers to source of trigger?
First Binding (which is red in color) is property of DataTrigger... (DataTrigger.Binding), second binding (maroon in color) is the mark up extension which is used to bind data..
You have created very good stuff. But please try to avoid duplication. You have repeated the same text again and again and this just consumes extra time. Thanks a lot.
Triggers are user action. That means if you want to change look and feel of control dynamically i.e. on some user action we use Trigger. Dynamic resources are like run time assets. So you make a style and want to load it only on run time (not in design time) we use dynamic resources. Refer video of dynamic resource for more elaboration.
DynamicResources are generally used for easy switching between Themes. Whereas Triggers are used for Action specific animation (the input can still come from different dynamicresources).
