Deleting from Multiple Isolated Storages - windows phone 7 -


I currently compile an item and a history compilation are both separate .at files.

The savings and performance work well for both of these different storage, though the problem occurs when I try to delete something from the item, I also want to delete all the items from history ITEMCollection is out where the item items are indexed in the history item I

Update:

There may be something like this in the item compilation:

  • History item collection can look like this:

    • a
    • B
    • b

      So if I remove b (itemIndex 1) then I want to remove both of them in history ItemCollection .

      I can remove items from items. The compilation is okay, but history throws ITemCollection errors.

        int i = 0; (I = 0; i & lt; = App.ViewModel.historyItemCollection.Count-1; i ++) {If (App.ViewModel.historyItemCollection [i] .VehicleId == (Current as application.App) .hhicleIndex } {App ViewModel.historyItemCollection [i] .remove (i); }} App.ViewModel.VihilitesExclosure [(Current as application.). Falsex] (App as the delete app.). Aflindex);   

      The error message I am receiving: Parameter Name: Index

      This fails on this line:

        App.ViewModel.historyItemCollection [i] .remove (i); In this line you actually have both of  itemIndex  in    

        App ViewModelHitItem Collection [(as an application.). Item Index]. Remove ((as an app. App). Item Index;);   

      In addition, refresh item () has an effect on itemIndex

      Your code is in more lines - Then the single step.


      On the one hand, why are you installing data contents in this method? Then why are you setting it twice - and each time for different types of objects. It sounds uncommon - perhaps you can set up a new contact group for global Vododel class globally, whose history and items are in the form of children?

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