Because my code has been drastically modified this article can only post the correct picture with the strange phenomenon of the code was completely deleted.
It is well known that Microsoft's General technology has a ComboBox used to implement the dropdown box.
And in WP according to Microsoft's argument is because ComboBox not for the touch of optimization so was deleted
Instead, it's the ListPicker in toolkit.
Try to create a resource binding yourself
The logic is probably to get a value from the key-value pair of the isolated store and then return a ListPicker selectedindex, and the binding is set to TwoWay bidirectional binding
And then run the time regardless of what is currently selected at the time for clicking ListPicker where the current display is always the first item
But when you click on the ListPicker, the dropdown box appears and you see the highlight is the one you chose.
Then unbind it instead by assigning the initial value to the page's constructor and then getting the changed value through SelectionChanged. All functions are normal
Ps: Then seriously consider that my binding has such a logic
If the key value pair does not exist in the current isolated store, the initial value given to 0 (the subscript for the first item in SelectedIndex is 0)
But even that doesn't explain why the dropdown box highlighted the correct target value.
Well, this article does not look at the confused. I don't even know what I'm talking about.