Infragistics wpf contentpane!

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hello!
I just started to write my wpf (mvvm) app, using infragistics NetAdvantage.
In my MainManu i have a XamRibbon and XamDockManager window.
I try do dynamiclly add \ remove ContentPanes to the XamDockManager by clicking on buttons in XamRibbon in the way of every clicking on button in the ribbon will open me (if already doesnt exist) a new contentpane.

i tried a lot , and can not, please help me.

Thanks ROI.

(if its possible source code) :)

Posted 16-May-13 1:03am

roiroi2

Updated 16-May-13 1:05am

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Johnny J. · Answer 1 · 2013-05-16T03:07:00

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I think you are going to have more success finding the solution if you contact the Infragistics support and/or post your question in one of their forums...

After all: Isn't that one of the reasons one buys a 3rd party product instead of creating ones own; To get support when needed? :-)

Posted 16-May-13 3:07am

Johnny J.