Yes, we are using a boolean type. These bindings do work initially. But once the values are changed, the view is not being notified. Primarily, we are using EnabledBinding, can you try that as well and confirm if its working on your end.

Hi! What's the status of this issue? It's been almost a month, so we're kinda hoping this has already been taken care of. Please advise. Thanks!

Okay, it bothered me to see that even after build 52, it wasn't working. Now, after looking at the form's metadata and comparing it to other MyInventory samples, a culprit was identified. This selection category has a customized view controller; however, what triggered the abnormality on its behaviour is the "ReuseExistingViewContext = true" property for the SelectionInput attribute. Removing this property from the attribute made the selection work as expected on default view controller. But, removing the said property prevents the custom UITableViewController to work, as assigned on NavigationTargetIdentifier.

[SelectionInput(SelectionMode.Single, DisplayMemberPath = "Name", ListSourceType = typeof(CategoryListViewModel), ReuseExistingViewContext = true, NavigationTargetIdentifier="CategoryListViewController")]public static string Category;

This sample project was provided Jack on this thread "How to Use EditorType.Selection and NavigationTargetIdentifier to Enable Searching?"

Please advise. Thanks!

I don't believe MyInventoryModalContext2 video is attached somewhere.