Pass a value on a click event
hey,
i am populating a stack panel with values from a data base, and i would like to have a button to select that value and at its right another to remove it from the database, but the button to remove doesnt have any context from the value i wanna remove, so how would i go about to using a single click event to all remove buttons but still know the Id related to the button i pressed?
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i am thinking maybe i can name the button with the Id, that way i can have the name from the sender, is that a good solution?
how about when clicking the select buttons you add to a
List<YourThing> of items to remove
then when the delete button is clicked, it just looks at that list to get all the stuff to remove from the DBthat doesnt fit with what i wanna do, i don wanna select then delete multiple, i could do that but i just wanna have an option to delete near the name
why have separate buttons for selecting and deleting then
when i select i open
maybe i said it wrong, just wanted to say click th name and open that
click to the right where there is a "x" and delete
ohh ok
how are you loading stuff into this stackpanel?
with a foreach
DbSet<Models.PatchModel>? patches = context.Patches; iterate from thisi honestly forget how i used to do this in wpf
i think i had a viewmodel specifically for each row of the panel so the item to operate on was obvious
i once did something similar where i had a grid with buttons and i could choose any but now i also forgot, either way in the mean while i manage to do by the name, just named the button with the ID of the item and i search the database for the Id and remove it