XAML Navigation and Control Access

XAML Navigation and Control Access

• DanMeyers

  How do you navigate in the main page Are you using a Frame If yes, you can use Frame.Content to have access to the root element.
  
  
  

• Abhas Kumar

  In your XAML, you can add x:FieldModifier to the elements you want to make public.

  Example:

  <Page
  xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
  xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml">
  <Button x:FieldModifier="public" Name="MyButton">

  Then you won't have to make your own getters.

  The FieldModifier is language specific, so choose modifiers appropriate to the language of your codebehind.

  
  
  

• Chris Jiang

  In the app I set the StartupUri to my blank page. After it's loaded I call my Init method which has the following:

  NavigationWindow navWindow;

  navWindow = (NavigationWindow)App.Current.MainWindow;

  UiPageIUIMain pageIUIMain = new UiPageIUIMain(); <-- This is defined in an external project

  pageIUIMain.InitializeComponent();

  navWindow.Content = pageIUIMain;

  I ended up adding get methods to the UiPageIUIMain class so I can call them from my other project.

  public Frame getFrmMainBar

  { get { return FrameMenuBar; } }

  Please advise if this is appropriate or if you can recommend alternate/better solutions. Thanks.

  
  

• thomaskremmel

  Dave,

  Any relation to Rob

  
  
  
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