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Your viewModel1 has to be a property, and it's a field at the moment. Change it to:
public DownloadViewModel viewModel1 { get; set; } Explanation why such restriction exists, can be found here (primarily due to notification/verifications mechanisms simply not working for fields):
Your viewModel1 has to be a property, and it's a field at the moment. Change it to:
public DownloadViewModel viewModel1 { get; set; } Explanation why such restriction exists, can be found here (primarily due to notification/verifications mechanisms simply not working for fields):
Your viewModel1 has to be a property, and it's a field at the moment. Change it to:
public DownloadViewModel viewModel1 { get; set; } Explanation why such restriction exists, can be found here (primarily due to notification/verifications mechanisms simply not working for fields):
Your viewModel1 has to be a property, and it's a field at the moment. Change it to:
public DownloadViewModel viewModel1 { get; set; } Explanation why such restriction exists, can be found here (primarily due to notification/verifications mechanisms simply not working for fields):
Your viewModel1 has to be a property, and it's a field at the moment. Change it to:
public DownloadViewModel viewModel1 { get; set; } Your viewModel1 has to be a property, and it's a field at the moment. Change it to:
public DownloadViewModel viewModel1 { get; set; } Explanation why such restriction exists, can be found here (primarily due to notification/verifications mechanisms simply not working for fields):