However, this means that stacking multiple DataTriggers on the same attribute can lead to unexpected results. For this reason, it is recommended to use as few DataTriggers as possible.
* Avoid setting the same attribute more than once; do not set the same value as a default attribute and a DataTrigger (ControlTemplate in the below example).
* In certain cases (ieIdeally, use only DataTriggers without a default ControlTemplate. This ensures that content is created only after the UBIKEdittrigger evaluation is complete... xamls) the ContentView had no If a default ControlTemplate, rather two DataTriggers to is set either possible , it is always loaded immediately, even if another templateis applied right after. This led * It is acceptable, but not recommended, to combine a single DataTrigger with an issue in Maui where the SelectedItem was not shown when opening the dialogopposite default value, and should therefore be avoidedbut only if the default value is different from all values set in triggers.
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</source>
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OR </tab>
<tab name="Instead Do">
<source lang = "xml">
<ContentView x:Name="editorValueContainer" >
<ContentView.Triggers>
<DataTrigger Binding="{Binding Source={x:Reference editorValueContainer}, Path=BindingContext.PropertyViewModel.ShowComboBox}" TargetType="ContentView" Value="true">
</tab>
<tab name="Instead DoAcceptable, but not recommended">
<source lang = "xml">
<ContentView x:Name="editorValueContainer" ControlTemplate="{StaticResource SelListTemplate}">
</tabs>
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==== DataTrigger to set Footer Properties in a ListView ====