The way I've done this is by making a custom property, in the entity class itself, that would return FirstName + Lastname. If you want binding to work, you would have to raise the PropertyChanged event whenever FirstName or LastName changed.
The way I've done this is by making a custom property, in the entity class itself, that would return FirstName + Lastname. If you want binding to work, you would have to raise the PropertyChanged event whenever FirstName or LastName changed.
When binding to a dropdownlist, you probably do not want to use an entitycollection (because of the overhead), but a dynamiclist. In that case, you should have a look at Expressions (explained in the docs).