listview - who to bind listviewcolumn header into a column cell in WPF -

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i have following problem. want set trigger binding path=columnheader 

 <datatrigger binding="{dynamicresource resourcekey=actualcolumnheader}" value="1"/>

(i dont know how call this...)

my code this:

<listview name="lv_reporte" >         <listview.view>             <gridview x:name="gv_reporte">                 <gridviewcolumn header="order1">                     <gridviewcolumn.celltemplate>                         <datatemplate>                             <textblock>                                 <textblock.style>                                     <style>                                         <style.triggers>                                             <datatrigger binding="{dynamicresource resourcekey=actualcolumnheader}" value="1">                                              </datatrigger>                                         </style.triggers>                                     </style>                                 </textblock.style>                             </textblock>                         </datatemplate>                     </gridviewcolumn.celltemplate>                 </gridviewcolumn>             </gridview>         </listview.view>     </listview>

but problem don't know header of column, created dynamically, that's why want header without knowing it.

i hope can me. thanks.

you might able use stringformat markup

  <gridviewcolumn header="order1" displaymemberbinding="{binding property1, stringformat=order1 {0}}"/>

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