I\'m writing a Windows 8 Metro app. I\'m trying to draw a GridView with three Groups. I want one of those groups to layout their items differently than the others. I\'ve used Se
Based on this forum thread you can extract the object by casting it to ICollectionView and accessing the .Group property where you will get the object you bound the group to. This allows for intelligent decision on the template. However it still does not work for me (or the other people in the thread) since only one style is applied despite the fact that different styles are returned.
Edit: It turns out the GroupTemplate is not intended to produce different groups. It is intended to change the view of the group for example in snapped view or similar cases where all groups change.